Under the Hood of AMD’s Threadripper
Although AMD has been losing market share to Intel over the past decade, they’ve recently started to pick up steam again in the great battle for desktop processor superiority. A large part of this...
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Case Mod Takes “All In One” Printer to the Next Level
You’ve seen printers with scanners in them, printers with copiers in them, even ones with the ancient technology known as “facsimile” built-in. But have you ever seen a printer with a full gaming...
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Building a Limitless VR Desktop
[Gabor Horvath] thinks even two monitors is too little space to really lay out his windows properly. That’s why he’s building a VR Desktop straight out of our deepest cyberpunk fantasies. The software...
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Ubuntu Update Hack Chat
Join us on Wednesday, July 22 at noon Pacific for the Ubuntu Update Hack Chat with Rhys Davies and Alan Pope! Everyone has their favorite brands, covering everything from the clothes they wear to the...
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Desktop Wind Tunnel Brings Aerospace Engineering to the Home Gamer
Computer simulation is indispensable in validating design and used in every aspect of engineering from finite element analysis to traffic simulation to fluid dynamics. Simulations do an amazing job and...
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Hackaday Links: March 21, 2021
If you think you’re having a bad day at work, pity the poor sysadmin at Victoria University of Wellington in Australia New Zealand, who accidentally nuked the desktops of pretty much everyone at the...
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Charger Caddy Shows What 3D Printers Were Meant For
As computers became more popular in the late 80s and into the 90s, they vastly changed their environments. Of course the technological changes were obvious, but plenty of other things changed to...
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