If you’ve ever utilized an extruding 3D printer, you understand that the resulting prints aren’t precisely smooth. At the Southackton hackerspace [James] as well as [Bracken] worked out a technique of smoothing the parts out utilizing vapor. The technique includes heating acetone up until it develops a vapor, then subjecting ABS parts to the vapor.…
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The Coby DP-151sx digital picture frame keychain seems to be ripe for hacking. At roughly $9, you get a screen, and Li-Ion battery. That’s not bad considering a similar screen alone would cost $20 elsewhere even though it runs on a slower serial connection. While they’ve only put a 3 color pattern on it so…
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No smartphone OEM in the world produces much more models of devices than Samsung. The company released its new flagships, the Galaxy S6, and S6 edge just some a week 2 weeks ago and now they unveiled another new series of their tablet line in Russia. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices are the first members…
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[Kenneth Finnegan’s] publish about this 24-Port HP ProCurve 2824 Ethernet switch teardown was a delight to read. He’s taking an introduction to networking class at California Polytechnic state University. one of their labs included virtual machines shooting thousands of new MAC addresses at the thing all at once. in spite of it’s capability to switch…
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The Janus team have published a preview of their new privacy Adapter. It’s a little two port router. You just plug it in-line between your computer/switch as well as your Web connection. It will then anonymize all of you web traffic by means of the Tor network. You can likewise utilize it with OpenVPN. The…
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[robbtoberfest] put together this amazing looking heavy steam powered spud pistol. made of home materials, like a lighter and some copper pipe, this spud gun develops pressure in its bit bitty boiler to expel the projectiles. It seems as though he’s utilizing a cork to supply a seal, so why bother with potatos? At approximately…
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