Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Mike Szczys catch the best hacks you may have missed. This week we look at the new Raspberry Pi 400, use computer vision to get ready for geeky Christmas, and decypher a negative-space calendar. We get an answer to the question of what happens if you scale up a styrofoam airplane to human-size. Facebook is locking down VR headset, will hackers break them free? And take an excellent stroll down memory lane to find out what it was like to be a space-obsessed ham at the dawn of personal computers.
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Interesting Hacks of the Week:
- Color E-Ink Display Photo Frame Pranks [Mom]
- Peter Sripol’s DIY Electric Ultralight MK4
- Computer Vision Maps Christmas Lights
- Flexible Actuators Spring Into Action
- This GCode Post-Processor Squeezes Lines Into Arcs
- Cryptic Calendar Makes For A Useful Wall Ornament
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