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A 3D-Printed Bowl Feeder for Tiny SMD Parts | Hackaday
[Andrzej Laczewski] has something big in mind for small parts, specifically SMD resistors and capacitors. He’s not talking much about that project, [...]
Out Of Batteries For Your Torch? Just Use A Mini Nitro Engine | Hackaday
We can certainly relate to an incomplete project sowing the seed for a better one, and that’s just what happened in [JohnnyQ90]’s latest video. [...]
Repairing a Capacitor inside a Potted Transformer | Hackaday
We always enjoy watching [Mr. Carlson’s] videos because he looks like he is taping in a rocket ship set from a 1950s drive-in movie. In a recent [...]
Recycle LCDs into LEDs | Hackaday
We always find it funny when we see ads for modern LED TVs. These TVs don’t use LEDs to show the picture. They are nothing more than LCD screens with [...]
Old Phone, New Remote Switch | Hackaday
With mobile phones now ubiquitous for the masses in much of the world for over two decades, something a lot of readers will be familiar with is a drawer [...]
Wire Wound Resistors On Your Own | Hackaday
In all kinds of engineering, we build on abstractions in a kind of inverted pyramid. Lots of people can, for example, design a system using ready-made [...]
Uber, Lyft driver booted after newspaper reveals he was livestreaming passengers | Ars Technica
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Hacking A Very Special 486 | Hackaday
It’s fair to say that Moore’s Law is not delivering on its promise of advancing semiconductor capabilities as fast as it used to, as the limits [...]
HOPE XIII: Oh The Fun You’ll Have With a Bit of Social Engineering | Hackaday
I’ve been aware of the Social Engineering panels, talks, and villages at many conferences over the past few years. For some reason, be it the line to [...]
US considers tariffs on uranium imports | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Megan Geuss - Jul 22, 2018 3:00 pm UTC
Two years later, Darkest Dungeon is completely different for the better | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Steven Strom - Jul 22, 2018 2:00 pm UTC
Risky Thailand cave rescue relied on talent, luck—and on sticking to the rules | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Chris Peterman - Jul 22, 2018 1:45 pm UTC
SpaceX has a successful second launch of its Block 5 rocket | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Eric Berger - Jul 21, 2018 10:10 pm UTC
Boeing suffers a setback with Starliner’s pad abort test [Updated] | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Eric Berger - Jul 21, 2018 6:20 pm UTC
Google’s iron grip on Android: Controlling open source by any means necessary | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Ron Amadeo - Jul 21, 2018 1:56 pm UTC
A quick look at the nominees for 2018’s “Board Game of the Year” | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Nate Anderson - Jul 21, 2018 1:00 pm UTC
2001 in 70mm: Pod bay doors look better than ever, still won’t open | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Peter Opaskar - Jul 21, 2018 12:00 pm UTC
First Invader Zim movie footage revealed, looks gloriously weird | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Sam Machkovech - Jul 20, 2018 10:42 pm UTC
Disney confirms Guardians director fired over years-old tweets | Ars Technica
Front page layoutSite themeSign up or login to join the discussions! Sam Machkovech - Jul 20, 2018 9:56 pm UTC
Zoox vs. San Francisco, Good News for Tesla, and More Car News This Week | WIRED
When tasks feel insurmountable, I have always retreated to a tried and true hack, the sort any self-help book worth the price of the Kindle it's [...]
The Best Trail Running Shoes (2018): Salewa, Vasque, Hoka One One, and More | WIRED
CNMN Collection© 2018 Condé Nast. All rights reserved.Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User [...]
Meet the Mind Behind Giphy's Best GIFs | WIRED
Samantha Scharff may be the world’s most successful short-­storyteller. “Three to six seconds,” she says, “is my sweet spot.” As a founder of Giphy [...]
Meet the Woman Who Rocked Particle Physics—Three Times | WIRED
In 1963, Maria Goeppert Mayer won the Nobel Prize in physics for describing the layered, shell-like structures of atomic nuclei. No woman has won since.
How to Secure Your Accounts With Better Two-Factor Authentication | WIRED
Hopefully by now you’ve heeded the repeated warnings from your friends and loved ones (and friendly, beloved internet writers) to use two-factor [...]
Venmo Privacy, Ransomware Attacks, and More Security News This Week | WIRED
This week started with a controversial, widely derided meeting between President Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, and ended with… an invite for [...]
The Ada Lace Books Will Get Girls Interested in STEM | WIRED
This autonomous robot uses sonar to map the seafloor, giving researchers crucial information on how the arctic is r… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Space Photos of the Week: Sweeping the Clouds Away on Titan | WIRED
You know that hazy, cloudy, yellowish moon of Saturn called Titan? This is the same moon! Using years’ worth of infrared data from Cassini’s Visual and [...]
Instant Pot Max Review: Not Quite Instant Success | WIRED
The most powerful Instant Pot yet can get dinner to the table even faster. At least, in theory.The most powerful Instant Pot yet can get dinner to the [...]
Solar May Never Power Your EV, But You Can Still Drive on Sunshine | WIRED
If you happened to be passing through central Idaho in what's now the Snake River plain some 15,000 years ago, you might have spotted entire fields [...]
Why Code Quality is Vital in the World of Database DevOps – DZone Database
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Facebook Confirms It's Working on a New Internet Satellite | WIRED
Fiber optic cables are the gold standard of a good internet connection, but laying them can be expensive, and in some parts of the world, a physically [...]
Using AWS SageMaker to Train a Model to Generate Text (Part 1) – DZone AI
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Roku’s New Wireless Speakers Automatically Turn Loud Commercials Down, Turn Show Audio Up – Slashdot
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Things Are Going From Bad To Worse For Apple In India – Slashdot
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Apple Won’t Replace Faulty MacBook Pro Keyboards With Third-Gen Components – Slashdot
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分布式Web漏洞扫描服务建设实践系列——扫描架构演进及要点问题解决实践
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Microsoft and National Geographic Team Up on AI Research Grant – Slashdot
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Uber Faces Federal Investigation Over Alleged Gender Discrimination – Slashdot
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Amazon’s Curious Case of the $2,630.52 Used Paperback – Slashdot
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Jeff Bezos Becomes the Richest Man In Modern History, Topping $150 Billion – Slashdot
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Amazon Suffers Glitches at the Start of Prime Day – Slashdot
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Study Suggests Buried Internet Infrastructure at Risk as Sea Levels Rise – Slashdot
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Skype 8.0 Launches on Desktop With Full-HD Video; To Soon Get Encryption and Call Recording Features – Slashdot
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Scott Lowe on Heptio, Its Kubernetes Strategy, and Open Source Sustainability [Podcast] – DZone Open Source
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Why We’re Building Flux, a New Data Scripting and Query Language – DZone DevOps
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APM Best Practices — Dealing With False Positives – DZone Performance
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The New Enterprise Cloud Wars are a Security Risk – DZone Cloud
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Time Tracking Tools for Your Coding Tasks – DZone Agile
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GraphQL and REST Differences Explained With Burgers – DZone Integration
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Data Lakes and Swamps, Oh My – DZone Big Data
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