The feed of a Hackaday writer brings many surprises, some rubbish, and the occasional diamond which of course we bring to you ...

The Sony PlayStation Portable, better known as the PSP, is now over two decades old. In its day it was an impressive handheld ...

We’ll give you three guesses what the most important bits of silicon in [LouD]’s USBSID-Pico are, and two don’t count. Yes, ...

Game consoles tend to have a weak spot or two that will take certain units out sooner than they would due to normal parts ...

Philadelphia’s homegrown hacker con returns this weekend, and this time it’s starting a day early to pack in even more talks, ...

As the legacy AM broadcast bands fade away, what happens to the millions of devices built to receive them? Many of them will go into e-waste, but with a century of radios to choose from, some of them ...

Flying and driving simulators can go as far as money will take you, and at some point it might end up being cheaper to buy a plane or race car than to keep adding capabilities to some of the sim rigs ...

Recently [Riley] got his paws on an old Prusa i3 FDM printer that had clearly seen better days, with a hot-end that had ...

Although the feature has been deleted from newer models, there was a time when Amazon’s Echo devices included a 3.5 mm “aux” ...

Making one’s own power tools can be a rewarding way to upcycle parts, and [bluesyann] does exactly that with a belt file made from an old mixer. We like how the enclosure for the old mixer ...

As Director of the Software Engineering Division at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, Margaret Hamilton was responsible for ...