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at 10/13/26 5:00amThe Sony PlayStation Portable, better known as the PSP, is now over two decades old. In its day it was an impressive handheld gaming machine, not least because of the read more- — Open Firmware Fixes Dead Onkyo AV Receivers
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at 10/13/26 2:00amIf youve been reading Hackaday for any length of time, youll know we love seeing hackers replacing the stock firmware on their devices with open source alternatives. Usually this is read more - — Emulating a Floppy Drive By Emulating The Drive Itself
- at 10/12/26 11:00pmThe Commodore 1541 is famously the floppy drive for the Commodore 64 series of 8-bit computers, and can be found with relative ease. Not so well known is its 1551 read more
- — Using Kirigami Techniques to Make Functional Designs
- at 10/12/26 8:00pmThe variant of origami called kirigami (cut paper in Japanese) also starts off with a sheet of paper, but it allows for cutting the paper to increase the number of read more
- — WiFi Router Does Software-Defined Radio
- at 10/12/26 5:00pmPerhaps the most famous of software-defined radios is the RTL-SDR, which is very cheap because its a digital TV receiver thats been pressed into service delivering raw I and Q read more
- — The Prusa Core One+ INDX, a Troubled Multi-Extruder Upgrade?
- at 10/12/26 2:00pmThe Prusa Core One+ INDX is an interesting upgrade to the base FDM printer by Prusa, featuring eight independent extruders hence the INDX that in theory should allow read more
- — The Hexa-Bouncer May Be The Most Overengineered Thing You See This Week
- at 10/12/26 12:30pmSometimes, you want to build a simple project the minimum viable product that solves your problem and nothing else. Other times you might be feeling a little extra, and want read more
- — DARPA Lift Challenge Won by Helicopter
- at 10/12/26 9:30amAmericas mad scientists all have one dream: DARPA money. DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, regularly throws round sweet, sweet tax dollars to push the envelope on any number read more
- — Your Computer Memory is a Lie
- at 10/12/26 8:00amWhen you first learn to program, memory seems pretty straightforward. You have a bunch of bytes, each with an address. If you want to read or write something, you specify read more
- — Backup Tapes Come Back to the Homelab
- at 10/12/26 5:00amIts one of the great mysteries of computing, how somehow in the Year Of OLlama 2026, tape remains the god of cheap storage. A while back [Ben Pettis] recounted his read more
- — A Free Cloud AI
- at 10/12/26 2:00amIf you would like an AI personal agent but dont want your data on some opaque cloud computer, theres a new option that appears to be somewhat nicer: [rociiu] has read more
- — DECing Out the Homelab with an AlphaServer 2100
- at 10/11/26 11:00pmRetrocomputer enthusiasts have a bad rap as nerds who just want to play old video games. Theres some truth in this, but the reality is that were nerds who want read more
- — Taking A Nokia 3310 Game Jam To The N’th Degree
- at 10/11/26 8:00pmGame jams are a fun competition in which the aim is to write a game under a particular theme while under a time constraint, usually a weekend. [Hoani] entered one read more
- — Hackaday Links: October 11, 2026
- at 10/11/26 5:00pmIt probably goes without saying that if you send four humans to observe the Moon up close, theyll see things that those of us stuck here on Earth have never read more
- — Littelfuse Announces Retirement of the EZ80
- at 10/11/26 2:00pmAlthough the demise of the Zilog Z80 processor has long been predicted, it would seem that this moment has finally arrived. The owner of the Zilog name Littelfuse read more
- — Thorium Clocks Start Ticking with Lasers
- at 10/11/26 11:00amAtomic clocks are super accurate. But, unsurprisingly, some atomic clocks are better than others, depending on your definition of better. Researchers at Vienna University claim to have a superior thorium-based read more
- — Inside a Mystery 1980s Filter IC Featuring Switched Capacitors
- at 10/11/26 8:00amRecently [Ken Shirriff] got handed a mystery IC by [CuriousMarc] who had found said IC in a box of various old chips. Labelled only with a date code of the read more
- — Improving an Autorouter with a Hexagonal Grid
- at 10/11/26 5:00amDespite the recent leaps forward in other forms of computer-driven design, the reliability of PCB autorouters remains questionable; on the positive side, though, the lack of massive training data makes read more
- — Mars Pathfinder: What Really Happened?
- at 10/11/26 2:00amYouve probably heard of Mars Pathfinder, the NASA lander and its Sojourner rover that took up residence on Mars in 1997. At first, all was well, but after a few read more
- — Slim Type for Small Screens, with PixelFonts
- at 10/10/26 11:00pmSmall displays are affordable and easy to use, but their size can present a challenge. To help address this, [mcer12] created PixelFonts, a family of condensed fonts designed specifically for read more
- — Unique Archeological Discovery Sheds Light on Neanderthal Wooden Tool Usage
- at 10/10/26 8:00pmThe Abric Romaní site in Spain is rather unique in archeology for one simple reason: the caves in its limestone-rich cliff have seen humanoid occupation for thousands of years. A read more
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