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Andrew Q Righter of HacDC writes: As you may know HacDC will be holding it’s second training event, June 28, 2008.We are inviting Bow Sineath to HacDC to teach our members (and even non-members, bring your friends!) about the intricacies of reversing binaries using some of the latest tools in the field. The following is […]
Apparently measuring the flow of liquids can be difficult. This circuit displays the square wave from a SwissFlow sensor. This project was used this for monitoring the cooling system on a computer, but it could be useful for a lot of projects. This schematic is meant to digitally display the output of an electronic Swissflow […]
20 Mhz Baud UBRR % of error 300 4166 0.0 600 2082 0.0 1200 1041 0.0 2400 520 0.0 4800 259 0.2 9600 129 0.2 14400 86 0.2 19200 64 0.2 28800 42 0.9 38400 32 1.4 57600 21 1.4 76800 15 1.7 115200 10 1.4 Lady Ada Rants: Yes, you could always use the […]
This “Ghetto Drive” was built by taking the innards of an Iomega external USB2/Firewire drive and implanting them into an ordinary cardboard box. The drive was built because the fan broke in the original enclosure and like a true maker, this one decided not to shell out the cash for a new one. The Ghetto […]
This PC based on the Mini-ITX board fits inside a case similar to the Nintendo Wii’s white angular body. The computer sports a AMD Geode Socket and integrated processors, Intel Core 2 Duo (Merom series) with 945 chipset, and lots more features. Despite the heavy processing power, we just like how often we see casemods […]
Wow, what a great idea! This is a simple way to keep some of those extra cords organized. We all have a bunch of extra cords that seem to fall behind the desk, or just get in the way. I will definitely be adding this to my “things to do” list. Learn how to make […]
Check out this cool tricked out circuit-bent Acorn A3000 computer by kick52. Gotta love those graphics! Link is to more photos of the piece.
