Build a foundry out of a galvanized trash can! No, don’t worry about that galvanized coating, it’ll burn off. Here’s a quick and easy tip to get metal fume fever. Now the Libreboot project is under more democratic management and they’re working on the Thinkpad X220, the greatest Thinkpad of all time. I should emphasize this: the only reason we chose not to report on this is because the accusations were hearsay. Hackaday chose not to report on this only because the accusations levied against the FSF were hearsay. A few months ago, the Libreboot project left the GNU project after an issue with an employee at the Free Software Foundation. He’s facing some serious surgery, and even if it’s successful, there’s going to be a lot of stuff insurance doesn’t cover. The term ‘hacker’ is applied to someone who possesses top skills and knowledge to provide innovative and quick solutions even to the most difficult tasks.” It appears they have daily events/talks for JavaScript, Python, R, and Swift.Ĭaptain Crunch needs our help. This bar in Roppongi, Tokyo is, “a place where you can enjoy live programming and business making…. We have no idea what the circuit looks like, but you could do this with any normal signal pulsing at around 15-18kHz (address pins on a CPU for bonus nerd cred) or a simple 555 timer. built this tinnitus machine out of a pair of speakers, a cardboard box, a few batteries, and some sort of board with an epoxy-coated blob. What’s a tinnitus machine? It’s a device that, when activated, produces this sound: eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Since this story came out, has edited his LinkedIn, listing his only academic credential as a kindergarten in Torino, Italy. This news comes from Wired, providing documents from the registrars at MIT and NYU stating never attended these institutions. Arduino saga (which finally came to an end last September) may have fabricated his academic record. Continue reading “We Need To Have A Chat About Something Important” → Posted in Current Events, Featured, Interest, Original Art Tagged abuse, Captain Crunch, events, hackaday events, harassment The constant procession of harassment allegations that have been in the news of late have arrived at our doorstep. My whistle will no longer go on a lanyard as a piece of cool ephemera, it’s sitting forlornly on my bench. The legendary phreaker, also known as after his use of that free whistle, was exposed as having a history of inappropriate conduct towards teenage boys and young men who he encountered in his tours of the hacker community as a celebrity speaker. My whistle, a reasonable reproduction of the famous cereal packet novelty whose 2600 Hz tone allowed special access to American telephone networks, was ready for me to take away as I headed home. I was covering the hackspace textile evening, so I set the Ultimaker going and headed off to spend my evening making a laptop pouch. With hindsight, I picked the wrong day to 3D print a Cap’n Crunch whistle downloaded from Thingiverse. Yes, I really did print this the day before the story broke. Images via PIX11 and CBS News Posted in News, Phone Hacks Tagged Captain Crunch, manhattan, nyc, pay phone We’re already seeing pay phones live on as art, so that’s a good sign. But if you need to make a phone call and have nowhere to turn, a Link kiosk is the way to go.Īlthough your Cap’n Crunch whistle hasn’t worked in decades, it’s still a sad day in history for the Jolly Wrencher, whose maiden message was about ye olde red boxen. There are still a few private payphones around the city, so Superman still has places to change, and Bill and Ted can continue to come home. They also give weather, transit updates, and neighborhood news. Since then, NYC’s payphones have been systematically replaced with roughly 2,000 Link Wi-Fi kiosks that provide free domestic phone calls, device charging, and of course, Internet access. This all started in 2014 when mayor de Blasio pledged to move the concept of street-level public utility into the future. Don’t worry that’s exactly where the pair is headed. That oughta be in a museum, you’re thinking, if you’re anything like us. It was a melancholy Monday this week in the Big Apple as the last public payphone was uprooted from midtown Manhattan near Times Square and hauled away like so much garbage.
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