Pinball with No Computers: Pinball machines were the video games of their day. Back when they were king, there were no microcontrollers — everything was electromechanical. We know from experience that fixing these was …read more https://t.co/jX8pCbkUFB #hadtips https://t.co/hpAB6kpE1A

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A Few Reasonable Rules For The Responsible Use Of New Technology: If there’s one thing which probably unites all of Hackaday’s community, it’s a love of technology. We live to hear about the very latest developments before anyone else, and the… https://t.co/6918rkYBSl #hadtips https://t.co/HALnnzAnhC

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Saving An Expensive Sony HW65ES Projector With Some Fresh Chips: When you’re the proud owner of a beast of a projector like the Sony HW65ES (£2800 in 2016), you are understandably upset when it stops working. In the case of …read more https://t.co/atoQdSmkVo #hadtips https://t.co/FIqrRHziuF

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You Wouldn’t 3D Print a Toilet…: [Emily The Engineer] wanted a 3D printing project, so naturally, she decided to print a working toilet. Check out the colorful contraption in the video below. At the start, we …read more https://t.co/FaYCfQylwj #hadtips https://t.co/i9gGsPDW1i

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