Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
The modern workday is rarely structured in a way that you can completely concentrate on a task. It's easy to get distracted or lose track of what you're doing. One method to fix this suggested by the Ha...
Woo we’re home from Maker Faire! The Hackaday boss man [Caleb] and [Scott], [Phil], and [Andrew] from Squidfoo are back in Springfield, Missouri. I’m safely back in the bosom of Appalachia in Pensyltucky, and we hope every one else at Maker Faire NYC 2012 made it back home safely. Don’t think this is the end of our coverage of [...]
Following directions is an excellent skill to have, and being able to do so is a great thing to put on your resume. But if we follow them with rigidity, whether it's for a DIY project, a recipe, or anyt...
Ever have one of those apps you're trying to install on your iPhone or iPad that just refuses to get past the "Waiting" screen and start the installation process? It's annoying, but tech blog Digital In...
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Popular IM client Digsby goes open source, Motorola fails to bring Ice Cream Sandwich to Atrix users, Apple shuts down Chomp, and iTunes Ping finally goes to the grave. More »
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What Maker Faire would be complete without teaching children the joys of jiggling and twisting locks until they’ve opened? Toool, the open organisation of lockpickers made their way to New York this weekend to show off their bumping skills and get the kids interested in manipulating small mechanical devices. The guys from Toool had a very [...]
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Most toolchains for embedded system include support for random number generation. But if you’ve read the manual you’ll know that this is really just pseudo random number generation (PRNG). When calling this function the same numbers will always return in the same order unless a different random number seed is supplied in advance. [Gardner] put together [...]
A Brewster Angle Microscope (BAM) can run you around $100,000. If you don’t have that lying around you could just use some LEGO pieces to build your own. Having been faced with no budget to buy the hardware, and needing the data to finish his PhD, [Matthew] figured out a way to build something passable on [...]