Hack-a-day - 48 Hours
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- Film Negative Viewer Has Many Positives - 5 hours
- Open-Source Neuroscience Hardware Hack Chat - 5 hours
- How Many LEDs Can You Drive? - 8 hours
- DNA Now Stands for Data and Knowledge Accumulation - 8 hours
- Wearable Cone of Silence Protects You from Prying Ears - 14 hours
- Insecure Surveillance Cameras Provide Dystopian Peep Show - 14 hours
- What Does Your Necklace Say? - 19 hours
- Cable Operated Blast Door Needs No Power - 23 hours
- Sherbet Custom Game Pad is Smooth and Sweet - 26 hours
- Transparent LCD Makes Everything Look Futuristic - 29 hours
- Why Some Chips Have Inconvenient Pinouts - 32 hours
- Electrification Of A Cheap Bead Roller - 35 hours
- Bubbly Filament Works Better Than You Think - 38 hours
- Amp Volt Ohm Meter Model 8 Mark III from the 1960s - 40 hours
- Closed Ham Radio Peripheral Reveals Its Windows Secrets - 44 hours
- GitHub goes GUI-less - 46 hours
- Making Your Own Maple Syrup Just Got A Little Easier - 46 hours
- Make A Set Of Headphones From Scratch - 46 hours
- Have LED Bulbs Reached Their Final (and Cheapest) Form? - 46 hours
- A Cheap And Easy GoPro Mount For Model Rocketry - 46 hours
- DIY Dispenser Places Solder Paste Without The Mess - 46 hours
- Hackaday Links: February 16, 2020 - 46 hours