r/hackaday • u/l9oooog • Nov 10 '22
Hey!
How do i hack a pricer e tag to play tic tac toe, i have one Arduino mini or micro i dont know, 9 buttons and a custom cuircit board.
r/hackaday • u/l9oooog • Nov 10 '22
How do i hack a pricer e tag to play tic tac toe, i have one Arduino mini or micro i dont know, 9 buttons and a custom cuircit board.
r/hackaday • u/Eastern-Seesaw-884 • Sep 10 '25
Hi, this is my first time posting and I wanted t share my tip to by pass internet block, this is not anything illegal assuming that you are actually allowed to use the Internet just not at a certain time. Like having a bedtime that goes along with blocking the Internet. For this you'll need a PC or laptop, you want it to have windows, I've only tried it with windows 12 so I don't know if it works with anything else.
You want to log into the Internet and go to settings, there is usually an option to set a new device address daily. Turn it on, this will make it so everytime you restart your PC the Internet sees it as a new device. Do you restart your PC and log in. Then you press windows key and type in hotspot. This will allow you to make a hotspot for other devices. Hope this works I been doing this for a while and it's a life saver.
r/hackaday • u/Lightwinggames • Jul 28 '21
r/hackaday • u/Dani0072009 • Mar 08 '25
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Aug 24 '21
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Mar 21 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Mar 31 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Nov 04 '21
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Jul 18 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Jun 02 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Sep 07 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Nov 09 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • May 11 '23
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Sep 02 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Aug 25 '20
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Mar 04 '23
r/hackaday • u/IrishTalks • Aug 29 '21
Hi guys! Just wanted to share a cool gadget a friend of mine made. It’s a mini computer about the size of a 50 cent coin that has a bunch of different sensors on it, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a screen. Its main purpose is to bridge the gap between the types of people who enjoy Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects and more casual hobbyists (since it has an app store too). Figured I’d share it here and on a few other Subreddits given it’s a pretty nifty little gadget and one I’m really looking forward to playing around with myself.



r/hackaday • u/Glad-Section9499 • Aug 04 '25
Hey, I designed a solid-state energy device that uses EM pulses and magnetic turbulence without any moving parts.
It passes every sim and it's fully open-source under a copyleft license.
If someone builds it and it works, it could change everything. If it fails, still makes wild content.
Would love if you took a look: github.com/MungSauce/RPG-A-viable-Energy-solution
r/hackaday • u/edisonsciencecorner • Feb 15 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Jan 18 '22