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This article was written by a human, for humans.
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Everything we do is for educational and ethical purposes only.
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This isn’t a dropshipping success story, a lucrative exit, or a guide.
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This post is not sponsored or affiliated with KiCad or Digikey.
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I’m building an open-source USB drive with a hidden obfuscation If you plug the device in normally, it will appear blank, but if you quickly plug it in three times in a row, you will be able to read and write data.
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I’m building an open-source USB drive with a hidden obfuscation If you plug the device in normally, it will appear blank, but if you quickly plug it in three times in a row, you will be able to read and write data.
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Device for Sale Now!
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If you develop software, a fork isn’t just a utensil.
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Raspberry Pi Pico is a tiny, fast, and versatile board built using RP2040, a brand new microcontroller chip designed by Raspberry Pi in the UK. — Raspberry Pi People I picked up a Pico for a couple of bucks to try it out.
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A few weeks ago, I headed to my local computer shop in search of affordable RAM.
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Up Until Now The WifiWart is a powerful embedded Linux WiFi security device hiding inside a phone charger.
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The nRF52 is a very popular Bluetooth chip that has taken over most of the wireless embedded space.
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There are two classes of problems in the world: stupid and interesting.
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This post will outline the bringup of Linux on a PCB I developed from scratch.
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This project is effectively “building a computer from scratch”; RAM, disk, USB and a processor.
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This is the first part of a blog about putting a wifi router into a phone charger.