Amid screen time concerns, many turn to simpler phones to reclaim their lives.

In this particular future, we will all use handheld spreadsheets stored on microcassettes, talking to each other via speakerphone, and proba...

Core memory, magnetized memory using tiny magnetic rings suspended on a grid of wires, is now more than five decades obsolete, yet it exerts a fascination for hardware hackers still. Not least [And…

If you’ve been reading Hackaday for awhile, you’ll know we’re big fans of OpenSCAD around these parts. There’s a number of reasons it’s a tool we often reach for, but …

Integrate Postman with GitHub Actions for seamless CI/CD API testing, ensuring efficient and robust API development

A test of AI for Australia's corporate regulator found that the technology might actually make more work for people, not less.

Although Android technically runs on top of Linux, generally most Android devices abstract away the underlying Linux-ness of these machines. In theory this is a good thing; we wouldn’t necess…

By Jiangwei Pan, Gary Tang, Henry Wang, and Justin Basilico

My video streaming app needs to be compiled and linked with Opencv and specific FFmpeg. Text is describing all needed steps in Ubuntu 22.04

Learn how to build a C++ OpenCV app that streams video to VLC with GStreamer. VCPKG manager makes it faster and easier. Follow this guide!

A writer with no technical background recounts his incredible journey into the realm of coding and its lessons about the modern world

I suggest following ThePrimeagen’s advice on approaching your configuration. He recommends revisiting your configuration only once every couple of months, which I think is a very healthy and sustainable approach. In the meantime, take a mental note...

The traditional approach to implementing Event Sourcing comes with many challenges. In this blog post, I’ll share new ideas on how to achieve 80% of the Event Sourcing benefits with 20% effort.

Once upon a time, machine learning was an arcane field, the preserve of a precious few researchers holed up in grand academic institutions. Progress was slow, and hard won. Today, however, just abo…

There’s a genre of computer games called incremental games, whose entire design philosophy can be summarized as, “numbers go up.” These games focus on the fundamental gaming loop rather than plot, characterization or anything beyond the foundational satisfaction of numbers increasing. The initial idea here was social commentary exposing the addictive core of many games, but like all good commentary it’s also inadvertently spawned the genre of gacha games that focus on extracting revenue from addicted gamers.

“There’s a lot of free labor that runs the fediverse right now.”

Community seems to C Rust more as a burden than a benefit

A federal appeals court ruling finds that Section 230 protections may not apply to algorithms. That could (potentially) be a big problem for the internet.

The makers behind connected gadgets are working around the first-sale doctrine. Now’s a good time to update that law for the Internet of Things era.

An analysis of how three weird-but-widespread game controllers shaped the way we play. Nobody ever considered how weird a Wiimote is.

Is there a "deeper lexicon" that could better condense the way commits are represented? Alloy.dev finds some basic changes can radically cut the number of lines that coders need to review.

How GitHub volunteers built an open source metrics dashboard for the World Health Organization and some best practices they picked up along the way.

Oracle’s form to access free cloud server space seems designed to discourage you from taking advantage of the offering. It’ll leave you frustrated.

As Elastic changes licensing for Elasticsearch and Kibana, its turnabout seems more like a business strategy than an embrace of the commons.

The best way to both save Intel and have leading edge manufacturing in the U.S. is to split the company, and for the U.S. government to pick up the bill via purchase guarantees.