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Last week, we ran a post about a slightly controversial video that claimed that a particular 3D-printing slicing strategy was tied up by a patent troll. We’re absolutely not lawyers here at Hackaday, but we’ve been in the amateur 3D printing revolution since the very beginning, and surprisingly patents have played a role all along. […]
It’s corn! This easy corn casserole recipe is a staple side dish at any Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. This also is a great side dish for chili—the ultimate winter comfort food! As the title suggests, it’s incredibly easy to make, requires very little prep time and there are so many ways to customize this simple […]
Adding a tea bag to your vacuum cleaner is the latest hack we’ve discovered to deodorise bad smells when cleaning. There’s nothing worse than that grim vacuum cleaner smell, especially when you’ve invested in one of the best vacuum cleaners. Of course, a machine dedicated to sucking up all our household dirt and grime is […]
a Reusable Wine Net Bag for Sustainability DLS by DSLSM introduces the Wine Net Bag, a reusable, waterproof bag designed to carry wine bottles securely and stylishly. Utilizing recyclable HDPE, a polyethylene thermoplastic material made from petroleum, it’s durable and naturally showcases the wine label, enhancing its packaging, while the covered glass area provides […]
The design also draws from the work of Secession architects such as Adolf Loos and Josef Hoffmann, with an angular ‘Sketch’ Lamp illuminating the skirted waiter station while simple bistro tables in steel and wood paired by saddle leather and wood chairs, all by Tutto Bene, create an inviting, laid-back atmosphere. The angular geometry of the furnishings […]
It’s with sadness that we note the passing of Thomas E. Kurtz, on November 12th. He was co-inventor of the BASIC programming language back in the 1960s, and though his creation may not receive the attention in 2024 that it would have done in 1984, the legacy of his work lives on in the generation […]
Did you know that WhatsApp for mobile didn’t have a drafts feature for all this time? If you’re now wondering where on earth the feature has been all this time, don’t fret; Meta has now added drafts to its messenger app, allowing you to create texts to send later. WhatsApp Finally Remembers to Send That […]
Canada-based ACDF Architectural firm recently designed an impressive 19-story apartment building in downtown Montreal. It is called the LINK Tower, and it beautifully merges contemporary architectural design with the preservation of historical Victorian facades. This forms a seamless and interesting combination of the old and the new, in the center of Shaughnessy Village. It is […]
Nobody likes to watch ads, but it’s one of the ways social media platforms can make money off the service they provide. And, to make it easier to create new ad content that the platform will serve up to its users, TikTok introduced the Symphony Creative Studio AI video generation tool for all its advertisers. […]
Key Takeaways NVMe storage on the Raspberry Pi 5 brings speed and reliability that SD cards cannot provide. They are ideal for data-heavy projects but not essential for basic tasks on the Pi. NVMe shines in media servers and databases, making media delivery better. The Raspberry Pi 5 has excellent features, including PCIe support, which […]