Author: Tim Rowley

Sometime last year, [Jon Petter Skagmo] bought a Dell U3421WE monitor. It’s really quite cool, with a KVM switch and

The prolific [Peter Waldraff] is at back it with another gorgeous micro train layout. This time, there are no plugs

Before Elliot Williams jumps on a train for Hackaday Europe, there was just enough time to meet up virtually with

The central selling point of qubit-based quantum processors is that they can supposedly solve certain types of tasks much faster

[Sergei Silnov] was quite attached to the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 keyboard, an updated version of their Natural keyboard that

We like to think that most common electronic components are essentially commodity items. We don´t buy premium wire or resistors.

AppleCORE will be negotiating their proposed requests with the company’s labor representatives later this week. The new proposal, as previously

[Steven Gong] is attending the University of Waterloo and found himself with a 1/10th scale F1TENTH autonomous RC car. What

The half-minute ad is a “commercial” for the fictional Super Mario Bros. Plumbing. It utilizes a rendition of the Super

Laboratory automation equipment is expensive stuff, to such a degree that small labs are often priced out of the market.

Cavill appeared on Josh Horowitz’ Happy Sad Confused podcast on October 26 to discuss his return as Superman, Enola Holmes

On the surface, most plants really aren’t all that exciting, save for maybe the Venus flytrap. Sure, you can watch

Research firm Wave7 (via PCMag) conducted a survey of salespeople at US carrier stores to get an idea of the

When it comes to high-speed, high-voltage switching, there are a wealth of components to choose from — MOSFETS, thyristors, IGBTs,