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Fun with NFC
I’m experimenting with some NFC devices for a top secret project for silly hackers. Here I’ve got this red PN532 NFC breakout board wired to…
Category: Hacking
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8-bit computer: I made a clock module
Howdy, friends! I’ve been building Ben Eater’s 8-bit computer so that I can better understand the electronics behind computers and low-level code execution. It’s a…
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The Learninating Continues
I’ve been trying to learn more things, and lately I’m sure you’ve noticed I’ve been doing more hardware stuff. So far in my hardware journey…
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One Step Forward, Two Steps Back on a Sega Game Gear
My wife obtained a Game Gear from her late mother a while back, and I’ve finally gathered the courage to attempt fix. I purchased another…
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Pip-Boy 2040 Finished!
Hey friends! Recently I have been doing a lot of hardware hacking. Physical computing has been something I’ve wanted to learn more about for ages,…
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Tales of a Novice Hardware Hacker: The Lifecycle of a Kit
I am the very definition of a novice hardware hacker. I’ve been programming computers since I was a child, but I have _not_ been working…
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It’s Preptember!
Hey friends, are you excited for Hacktoberfest? I sure am. Here’s a quick list of projects I’m hoping to do this year: Let me know…
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Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ Releases
This weekend I released two versions of Net::AMQP::RabbitMQ on CPAN: 0.007000 and 0.007001. The first version was the culmination of some major refactoring in how…
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Re-factoring Your Old Projects
Once upon a time I maintained a very small, lightweight framework to allow for Perl interfaces to be integrated with directly from client-side JavaScript. I…
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Gist of the Day: Test::MockModule for Repeatable Tests!
I like repeatable tests. The #1 benefit of repeatable tests is that they’re repeatable. This also means they’re less vulnerable to data changes (e.g. this…