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hackaday.com > 09/14/2026 > circuitpython-goes-turbo-with-precompiled-functions

CircuitPython Goes Turbo With Precompiled Functions

15+ hour, 54+ min ago   (40+ words) It would not be at all original to declare that Python is the new BASIC. Like BASIC, it has been the first programming language for a whole generation of coders, and its main advantage is that it's qu......

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hackaday.com > tag > rugs

Rugs

4+ hour, 40+ min ago   (351+ words) Dramatically Increasing Usable Closet Space Hackaday As any science YouTuber or first-year physics student is quick to point out, the universe is mostly empty space. Not just space itself, but the amount of “empty” space between nuclei and their electrons…...

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hackaday.com > 09/13/2026 > re-creating-nasas-heat-shield-problem

Re-creating NASA’s Heat Shield Problem

17+ hour, 5+ min ago   (37+ words) After the Orion capsule of the Artemis I lunar mission returned to Earth, it was found that massive chunks of its heatshield had been ripped off, posing a serious risk to any future missions. In a rec......

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hackaday.com > tag > tiny386

Tiny386

16+ hour, 36+ min ago   (228+ words) A 386 PC For Your RP2350 hackaday.com We’re at a fortunate moment: microcontrollers available at modest prices are edging into the capability level previously reserved for full-fat systems and can, through emulation, run software beyond classic 8-bit home computers, consoles, or…...

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hackaday.com > 09/13/2026 > a-386-pc-for-your-rp2350

A 386 PC For Your RP2350

20+ hour, 14+ min ago   (31+ words) We're at a fortunate moment: microcontrollers available at modest prices are edging into the capability level previously reserved for full-fat systems and can, through emulation, run software beyond c......

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hackaday.com > 09/12/2026 > 2026-retrocomputing-challenge-16-bit-homebrew-relay-computer

2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: 16-Bit Homebrew Relay Computer

1+ day, 15+ hour ago   (33+ words) You want Retro? We did, when we started our retrocomputing challenge. [Peter] decided that transistors weren't retro enough, and sent us this lovely homebrew relay computer, complete with 16- bit CPU,......

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hackaday.com > 09/12/2026 > this-mac-is-open-source-hardware

This Mac Is Open Source Hardware

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (39+ words) Apple hardware has always been proprietary, sometimes to an extreme. But that's not to say that it's impossible to make something that does the same job, which is what [DosFox1] appears to have done w......

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hackaday.com > 09/12/2026 > the-heavy-disco-ball-satellite-designed-to-do-nothing

The Heavy Disco-Ball Satellite Designed To Do… Nothing

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (32+ words) Launched in 1976, LAGEOS-1 (LAser GEOdynamic Satellite) is unusual in that it contains no instrumentation, no electronics, no power supply, and no means of propulsion. It's spherical, weighs just unde......

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hackaday.com > 09/11/2026 > all-the-best-computers-boot-to-python

All The Best Computers Boot To… Python?

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (35+ words) Among all the machines of the 8-bit home computer era which booted straight to a BASIC prompt, there were a very few that went their own way with another language. The Jupiter Ace springs immediately......

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hackaday.com > 09/11/2026 > how-to-fold-curved-lines-in-metal-without-fancy-tools

How To Fold Curved Lines In Metal Without Fancy Tools

2+ day, 13+ hour ago   (37+ words) Folding a sheet of metal in a straight line is one thing, but how does one fold multiple curved lines into a sheet of aluminum without fancy machines? [John] demonstrates how to do exactly that with l......