Hackaday
Hacks, builds, and teardowns from the hardware community.
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Hackaday has been running since 2004, chronicling hardware hacks, teardowns, and builds from a community that treats "because I can" as a perfectly good reason to do something. The newsletter carries forward that same DIY, slightly irreverent spirit.
Coverage ranges from clever weekend projects to serious reverse-engineering write-ups, often with a healthy skepticism toward marketing claims from hardware vendors. It's less about industry news and more about what people are actually building and pulling apart.
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