BotGadget

Thursday, November 30

Retrotechtacular: Circuit Boards The Tektronix Way

at 6:06 pm

Labels: Hackaday

No comments:

Labels

ArsTechnica (34442)
Hackaday (18584)
Make (5050)
ReadWrite (650)
DigitalTrends (604)
Engadget (360)
Wired (201)
NextWeb (116)
Verge (75)
Gizmodo (10)
TechCrunch (9)

Popular Posts

After losing contact with its helicopter, NASA put the entire Mars mission on hold

Enlarge / NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter has been flying across the red planet for more than a year. (credit: NASA) The achiev...
In Soviet Russia, DIY Laser Rangefinder Scan YOU!!

Yakov Smirnoff used to say, “In America, you can always find a party. In Soviet Russia, Party finds YOU!!” Only here, it’s a laser rangefind...
5 Predictions For The Future Of Wearables

Guest author Andrew Hooge is an exercise physiologist, entrepreneur, software developer, author and a product manager at mobile health-data ...
Lawmakers take aim at insidious digital “dark patterns”

Enlarge (credit: Lobanovgo | Getty Images) In 2010, British designer Harry Brignull coined a handy new term for an everyday annoyance:...
Report: Halo 5 won’t charge for “over 15” DLC maps or online co-op

A Halo 5: Guardians promotional blitz kicked off on Tuesday, ahead of next week's Electronic Entertainment Expo, with a massive cove...
Navajo objection to flying human ashes to the Moon won’t delay launch

Enlarge / The Moon sets over sandstone formations on the Navajo Nation. (credit: David McNew/Getty Images ) Science instruments aren...
Tracking Planes with an ESP8266

While there are apps that will display plane locations, [squix78] wanted to build a dedicated device for plane spotting. The ESP8266 PlaneSp...
Starlite: Super Material That Protects Hands from Pesky Blowtorches

A super-material that’s non-toxic, highly flame resistant, and a good enough insulator, you can literally hold fire in your hand? Our intere...
35C3: A Deep Dive into DOS Viruses and Pranks

Oh, the hijinks that the early days of the PC revolution allowed. Back in the days when a 20MB hard drive was a big deal and MS-DOS 3.1 rule...
Rocket Report: Catching a falling fairing, where’s China’s biggest rocket?