With Core One, Prusa's open source hardware dream quietly dies
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USB and the myth of 500 milliamps
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Why x86 doesn’t need to die
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Understanding Deep Learning from MIT press available for free
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Flipped bit could mark the end of Voyager 1‘s interstellar mission
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Discussing the finer points of space-worthy software
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DisplayPort: A better video interface
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Understanding Red Hat's restrictions to CentOS source redistribution
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Crafting ribbon cables for retro hardware
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Blinks are useful in VR, but triggering blinks is tricky
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The VHS-Decode project is an effort to improve the archiving of old analog video tapes
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Students rebel against heat-sensing crotch monitor surveillance devices
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Hands-on with the new RISC-V based ESP32-C3
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A hardware mute button for Alexa
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Google to pull API keys from unofficial builds of Chromium, including those for Linux packages
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Low cost metal 3D printing by electrochemistry
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The Hornsdale Power Reserve and what it means for energy storage
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Angela Sheehan is developing wearable tech with whimsy
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A system designed to allow a disabled musician to play the guitar with one hand (and a foot)
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Lego House is right next to Denmark's Legoland, but way cooler
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What happened to the 100,000-hour LED bulbs?
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