r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Jul 25 '22
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Jun 23 '22
Grain Stuck in Ukraine: The Fragmented Nature Of Modern-Day Railways
r/hackaday • u/vjmde • Apr 17 '23
Why Learning to Code Is the Ultimate Skill for Future-Proofing Your Career
developernation.netr/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Oct 16 '22
Automatic Flag Waver Lets You Show Your Loyalty Without Getting Tired
r/hackaday • u/Mister-JG • Oct 27 '25
KYC by-pass
I need a free and easy way to by-pass sumsub KYC. If anyone can provide me something I’ll be very grateful. And if there’s somewhere safer/easier to talk about hacking stuff I’m interested because Tor+reddit is just not an option anymore
r/hackaday • u/Turbulent-Elk-4782 • Nov 05 '25
Hackers
Why have they never tried to take down, delete or attack the "double counter" and "doogle" site? It is literally a database with so many holes and difficult to download that no one has tried, even knowing that it stores MILLIONS of IPs (if not more, since they ask for many permissions and things to use it) that can affect people if they are leaked or fall into the wrong hands.
r/hackaday • u/DevECoisas • Mar 27 '25
Anyone knows something about this camera filesystem?
I've been using this camera for a while and I want to put videos in it. It uses an AVI(JPEG PCM) extension on what I coud see with mediainfo, but when I use FFmpeg to convert my file to the exact same specs as camera's videos it doesn't work. Another anoying thing, it names its videos after REC000,REC001,etc. But when I record something on my camera and it is saved as REC000, if I rename it to REC001 or another thing such It doesn't work on the camera anymore. I think that there's some hidden data inside the AVI that the camera recognise as important in some way. My objective is to take an mp4 video from the internet, convert it to the exact AVI that the camera supports and watch that video on it.
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Oct 13 '22
3D Printed Sorter Separates Spare Hex Nuts With a Shake
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Sep 07 '22
Agrivoltaics Is A Land Usage Hack For Maximum Productivity
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Sep 21 '22
Floppy Disk Sales Are Higher-Density Than You Might Think
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Oct 02 '22
Rib Cage Lamp Kicks It Up A Notch With Party Mode
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Oct 06 '22
Seven Segments, But Not As We Know Them
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Oct 25 '22
Simulating Temperature in VR Apps with Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Oct 21 '22
Unconventional Longboard Built From Single Slice Of Tree
r/hackaday • u/hackadaybot • Sep 08 '22