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No driver? No problem!
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revving up a Kinesis foot pedal

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Because key wells are swell.
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yet another dactyl build

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A split, ortholinear, ergonomic keyboard. Oh yeah, and it's open source. But I didn't design it.
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I'm Building an ErgoDox!

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in dressmaking this is called making a muslin
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practice backpack

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I'm trying to hack a bag pattern to make a smaller version.
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bag hacking

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I bought a 1965 Singer 338 as my first machine to tinker with.
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Extending the Range of a Singer 338

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lol travelling salesman problem
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Travelling Hacker Box

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Hackaday.io power user hideout
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This workshop is focused on reverse engineering and utilizing hardware-level debuggers.
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Remoticon: The Hackers Guide to Hardware Debugging

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We’ll train a neural network, convert it to a TensorFlow Lite model, and load it onto an ARM micro-controller.
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Remoticon: Tiny ML

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An introduction to firmware reverse engineering.
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Remoticon: Intro to Firmware Reverse Engineering

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In this workshop, we’ll be building a firefly together with custom jigs, brass wire, and LEDs.
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Remoticon: Circuit Sculpture Workshop

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Projects based on everyone's other favorite low-cost Linux machine

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A simple Pi zero build with some soldering skills required.
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Portable Pi 80

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A retro analog-digital timepiece using discrete logic chips dating back to 1983 and before.
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LogiClock

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A Pac-Man themed SAO using an obscure but cheap microcontroller
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Hack-Man SAO

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First PCB board design and SAO in one project motivated by Supercon 2024
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SAO Speak and Spell

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Accelerometer-based Hand-waved POV display with front and back LEDs, creating a 5 pixel x 12 char display. Message customizable via I2C.
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Persistence of Vision POV Display SAO

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Mini Infinity Mirror SAO
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SAO Infinity Mirror

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The Skull of Fate SAO is an interactive tarot RFID card featuring i2c host and i2c client capabilities and GPIO interface with the badge.
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Skull of Fate SAO

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I heard you like badges for your badges, so I made badges for your badges for your badges
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Yo Dawg SAO - introducing SAOAO

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You’ve heard of RGB, now get ready for RRAYLLGTTBB+UV+WWCWBWDW
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Metamer SAO

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A Florida-flavored multiplexer for other SAOs
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F.U.F.F. Mux SAO

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A bit of a meta-SAO, but I never meta-SAO I didn't like.
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Breadboard SAO

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A small OLED nametag addon that keeps your name always upright.
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GAT Nametag SC8

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A poseable PCB assembly depicting an inflatable car wash tube balloon man
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Bendy SAO

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SAOs with glowing rubber duckies
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duckGLOW SAO

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NFC lollipop SAO with i2c access from host
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Lollipop SAO with NFC

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Hand-sewn felt SAO
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Fuzzy SAO

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this is a proof of concept for using fingerboard trucks on PCBs
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Skate SAO

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Attempting to build a cheap, thumb-operated mouse to sit below the spacebar.
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Cheap Thumb Trackball

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jefmer wrote 04/20/2024 at 09:05 • point

Hi Kristina, you must be getting saturated with my projects, however, I thinks the Portable Pi 2 50% keyboard is of interest as there are so few around.

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jefmer wrote 02/14/2024 at 11:01 • point

Thanks for you for your interest in Portable Pi and for your very enjoyable HaD articles. 

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mihai.cuciuc wrote 02/11/2024 at 08:13 • point

Hi, Kristina! Thanks for your interest in #Opamp building blocks!

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uk4dshouse wrote 01/01/2024 at 23:43 • point

Thanks for liking and following Dual spiral marble clock | Hackaday.io

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Michael Gardi wrote 09/26/2023 at 22:41 • point

Thank you for your interest in my A Tile Based MacroPad project kristina. 

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M. Bindhammer wrote 05/02/2023 at 14:08 • point

Thank you for liking and following my project https://hackaday.io/project/190732-pill-dispenser-robot

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uk4dshouse wrote 12/06/2022 at 09:00 • point

Thanks fpr liking my Modular Display Clock project.

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Carl Giles wrote 06/28/2022 at 02:32 • point

Thanks for the thumbs up on my paint sticks.  It means a lot coming from someone with so much hacker cred.

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technoplastique wrote 06/22/2022 at 15:39 • point

Thank you for following my project and blogging about it! You really get what I'm trying to do, and I'm so excited about the progress I've made so far.

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Michael Gardi wrote 05/11/2022 at 01:53 • point

Thanks for your interest in my MCM/70 Reproduction project Kristina. If it wasn’t for your post I would not have even known about the MCM/70.  

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tomfavell wrote 04/26/2022 at 07:05 • point

Thanks for liking my Comptometer and following.

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Louis H wrote 11/20/2021 at 09:47 • point

Hi Kristina,
Many thanks for liking & following #MINITEL + ESP32 :)

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TinLethax wrote 09/03/2021 at 17:16 • point

Hello!, Thanks for your like and follow to my Wac0m RipOff project. I wanted to reverse engineer somethings since I was 12, Now I'm 18 and that project is my great start into the world of RE. 

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danjovic wrote 09/01/2021 at 18:37 • point

Thanks for liking my #Stranger Board , Kristina!

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kristina panos wrote 09/03/2021 at 15:51 • point

@danjovic You're welcome! I may have written it up for the blog. . . :)

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danjovic wrote 09/04/2021 at 04:53 • point

Oh, that's awesome! Thanks!

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danjovic wrote 07/09/2021 at 20:47 • point

Hey Kristina, thanks for liking and following my #EXPS/2 project!

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danjovic wrote 06/11/2021 at 14:18 • point

Hey Kristina, thank you for liking my #MonKlock project ! 

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Andy wrote 05/18/2021 at 05:51 • point

Thank you for the like and follow on my motion control rig! You're the first follower I got on any project :) 

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kristina panos wrote 05/18/2021 at 17:43 • point

You're quite welcome! It's a great project :)

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Andy wrote 05/18/2021 at 17:57 • point

Thank you, that's very kind :) 

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Peter Walsh wrote 02/26/2021 at 01:53 • point

Thanks for the like. I really enjoyed your recent blog post, not least because it was about making something other than electronics.

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kristina panos wrote 02/26/2021 at 15:50 • point

I'm glad to hear it! Sometimes I wonder if people think I'm ruining Hackaday with stuff like that. I must say that I have enjoyed all of your psychology-related commentary. It often brings me back to reality about how I've been treating myself.

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Michael Gardi wrote 01/13/2021 at 17:23 • point

Thanks for liking my Think-a-Tron 2020 project Kristina!

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bob wrote 01/05/2021 at 00:34 • point

Thank you so much for taking an interest in my colloid project.

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