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pcgamer.com Gaming

PC Gamer

PC Gamer is your source for exclusive reviews, demos, updates and news on all your favorite PC gaming franchises.

3dasd.com Tech

3dasd

An open-source DIY room-scale 3D scanner project, with documentation covering how the build works and how to make your o…

40percent.club Tech

40% Keyboards

A wiki documenting the world of ultra-compact 40% mechanical keyboards, a niche hobbyist pursuit of minimal keyboard lay…

vela.io Tech

A High-Speed Laser Camera Trigger for Under $2

A build log for a microsecond-fast laser camera trigger made from cheap parts, created to fire a high-speed flash at exa…

anishathalye.com Tech

A MacBook Touchscreen for $1

A clever hack that uses a small mirror and some computer vision to make an ordinary MacBook respond to touch, with demos…

nullonerror.org Tech

An IoT Device to Tell My Family I'm in a Meeting

A DIY write-up of Tabajara, a small IoT gadget that signals to the family at home when the author is in a meeting, cover…

martin.drashkov.com Tech

Android MegaPad

A 2011 build log for a homemade 23-inch Android tablet made for about 600 dollars, a DIY hardware project in the maker t…

arcadecontrols.com Gaming

Arcade Controls

A long-running DIY resource for building arcade controls, with an FAQ, instructions, downloads, dozens of worked example…

graz.io Tech

Bayleaf Wireless Keyboard

Sebastian Graz documents building the Bayleaf, a low-profile wireless ergonomic split keyboard made from scratch, with t…

blog.karliner.net Tech

Belshazzar's Clock

A project write-up on a night clock that shows the time with a rotating luminous-painted drum lit by ultraviolet LEDs, c…

eliot.blog Tech

Building a 42-Inch E Ink Art Frame

A build log of a 42-inch E Ink frame for displaying generative AI art in an office, covering the hardware choices and th…

axleos.com Tech

Building a GPS Receiver, Part 1: Hearing Whispers

The opening of a deep-dive series on building a GPS receiver from scratch, starting with how faint satellite signals are…

bunniestudios.com Tech

bunnie:studios

The blog of hardware hacker Andrew 'Bunnie' Huang, covering open hardware design, chip-level reverse engineering, and ma…

chipsandcheese.com Tech

Chips and Cheese

Deep technical dives into CPUs, GPUs, and the wider hardware industry, with architecture analysis and benchmark testing…

craftyduck.rocks Tech

CraftyDuck.Rocks

A maker's portfolio of oddball projects such as a laser wasp-killer, an Angry Birds pigeon game and a brain extra-cognit…

deskthority.net Tech

Deskthority

A forum and wiki for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, with deep technical discussion of switches, vintage keyboards, and…

eevblog.com Tech

EEVblog Forum

The forum companion to Dave Jones's EEVblog, one of the largest communities for electronics engineers and hobbyists to d…

engadget.com News & Politics

Engadget | Technology News & Expert Reviews

A consumer technology news and reviews site covering gadgets, smartphones, gaming, wearables, and the latest hardware.

ericmigi.com Tech

Eric Migicovsky's Blog

The blog of the inventor behind Pebble, the first smartwatch, and Beeper, a universal chat app, writing about creating p…

thejpster.org.uk Tech

Everything I Know About Floppy Disks

A thorough, friendly walk through how floppy disks work: the physical media, drive mechanisms, tracks, sides, rotation s…

kentwalters.com Internet Culture

Filing the Corners off My MacBooks

A short, cheerful defense of sanding the sharp corners off his MacBooks, with close-up photos and an invitation for ever…

flipdisc.io Tech

Flipdisc Display Build Guide

A build guide for an 84x42 flipdisc wall display, covering the hardware, power, frame and software stack behind driving…

floppy.cafe Tech

floppy.cafe

A cozy retro site of lost and sacred texts on talking directly to a 3.5-inch floppy drive: MFM encoding, signal pinouts,…

fossilware.tech Internet Culture

Fossilware

A community archive of the hardware, software, games, and music many of us grew up with, built on human memory instead o…

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