Finding And Resurrecting Archie: The Internet’s First Search Engine ( hackaday.com )
Archive.today link to the article.
PUMPKINOS: A MODERN REIMPLEMENTATION OF PALMOS FOR TODAY’S PLATFORMS ( hackaday.com )
I've not tried this but it looks interesting!
User Beware: The Fine Line Between Content And Code | Hackaday ( hackaday.com )
FLOSS Weekly Episode 771: Kalpa — Because Nobody Knows what Hysteresis Is ( hackaday.com )
This week, Jonathan Bennett and Dan Lynch talk with Shawn W Dunn about openSUSE Kalpa, the atomic version of openSUSE Tumbleweed, with a KDE twist. What exactly do we mean by an Atomic desktop? Is …
A C Compilier for the C64 ( hackaday.com )
Retrotechtacular: 1960s Doc Calls Computers The Universal Machine ( hackaday.com )
Remembering Ed Roberts, The Home Computer Pioneer You Should Have Heard Of But Probably Haven’t ( hackaday.com )
A mostly paper replacement for single-use RFID tags ( hackaday.com )
Dark Trace CRTs, Almost The E-Ink Of Their Time ( hackaday.com )
DisplayPort: A Better Video Interface ( hackaday.com )
Liberté, égalité, Fraternité: France Loses Its Marbles On Internet Censorship ( hackaday.com )
cross-posted from: prime8s.xyz/post/17896...
Linux, Running On Not A Lot ( hackaday.com )
TinyBasicLike: A Target-Independent BASIC Interpreter (Hackaday) ( hackaday.com )
“The main change is that TinyBasicLike consists out of two C files, with one containing the core code, and the second the platform-specific details that can be used by the core. Although [Karl] started off with the Palo Alto Tiny BASIC-like code by [Scott Lawrence], he decided to make it into his own by making a few...
ChatGPT, The Worst Summer Intern Ever ( hackaday.com )
Pill Bugs And Chitons Get Jobs As Tiny Grippers ( hackaday.com )
Node-Red is no-code workflow automation with lots of extensions. ( hackaday.com )
https://nodered.org/...
Can Open-source Hardware Be Like Open-source Software? ( hackaday.com )
Hardware and software are certainly different beasts. Software is really just information, and the storing, modification, duplication, and transmission of information is essentially free. Hardware …
Two-Factor Authentication with a Commodore 64 ( hackaday.com )
Fantastic article about setting up 2FA using a Commodore 64. I'd love to see people port this to more platforms as well.
Iron Nitrides: Powerful Magnets Without The Rare Earth Elements ( hackaday.com )
Qwantify: Self-Hosted and Open Source Project for Gaming Online with Friends ( hackaday.com )
One of the best parts of gaming is gaming with friends, but often this requires everyone involved to have the same expensive piece of hardware. Almost everyone has a computer with a browser already, though, so if you’d like to play online with friends who don’t have the same gaming machine as you, they can play along now...
An easy-to-make Pi-powered pocket password pal - using self-hosted Bitwarden ( hackaday.com )
For those who don’t even trust a zero trust online service like Bitwarden, there is this option…...
Open Book abridged version is an open source 4.2″ E-Ink screen ereader now built around a Raspberry Pi Pico ( hackaday.com )
The Open Book project pairs a 4.2″ E-Ink screen with microprocessors we all know and love, building a hacker-friendly e-reader platform. Two years ago, this project won first place in our Adafruit Feather contest — the Feather footprint making the Open Book compatible with a wide range of MCUs, giving hackers choice on which...
Arduino IDE 2.0 Is Here ( hackaday.com )
You Won't Believe How Much Tech Is Hiding In This Desk ( hackaday.com )
Inspired by another build, [Pierre] set out to build his dream desk that is maximum PC power in minimum space. It is chock full of easily-accessible cavities that hide everything you’d expect, plus a few things you don’t, like a flatbed scanner, a printer, a router, and a wireless charging pad. One cavity is dedicated to...