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Hacksmith Industries Converts Their Office Into a Fully Functional Minecraft Train Network
James Hobson and the team at Hacksmith Industries spent eight months turning one room of their Canadian workshop into a miniature Minecraft landscape where a powered minecart actually runs. The idea started during a regular session with friends on a fresh server. Within a day or…
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ASUS TUF Monitor Blocks Stray Bullet During Late Night Call of Duty Session
Photo credit: Antisocialnae One Redditor known online as antisocialnae had settled into a late night Call of Duty session a few days earlier when sudden loud bangs outside the house made it obvious the noise was not coming from the game. Immediate reaction brought the player…
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How a Maker Built Fetch the Robot That Plays a Full Game of Fetch Alone
Fetch drives across the floor until an orange ball fills its camera view, then rolls straight toward it and closes two printed arms around the ball. Once the grip holds, the robot turns, scans until it sees a raised hand, and carries the ball back. Sector 07 assembled this…
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Power Moon Recomp Delivers a Fully Playable Native PC Version of Super Mario Odyssey
Photo credit: B_Mark Super Mario Odyssey has reached Windows and Linux computers through Power Moon Recomp, an unofficial project that runs the 2017 Nintendo Switch game as ordinary PC software. Zarathustra Dev released the port on GitLab, and players who own a legitimate copy…
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Merged Full Android Power With a Twenty One Times Optical Zoom in 2012
Samsung announced the Galaxy Camera in August 2012 and began shipping units that November, creating a device that looked like a compact superzoom while running the same software foundation as the Galaxy S III. Inside sat a 1.4 GHz quad-core Exynos 4412 processor, 1 GB of RAM,…
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Modders Unlock Half-Price PS5 Performance With the Salience Mining Board Project
Sony raised PS5 console prices twice in recent months, pushing the Digital Edition to roughly six hundred dollars and the disc model even higher. Memory shortages and broader component costs left little room for the usual late-generation discounts. For people willing to handle…
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Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra Scores Double the Repairability of Apple MacBook Pro
iFixit specialists recently opened Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra, the company’s priciest laptop to date, and assigned it a repairability score of 8 out of 10. That result doubles the 4 points awarded to the M5 MacBook Pro and shows how design choices affect long-term…
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DREO Portable Space Heater Delivers Steady Quiet Heat During Colder Months
Colder weather means more time indoors, and a compact heater that starts working quickly becomes useful for rooms that never quite warm up from the main system. DREO’s portable electric model, priced at $35.99 (was $40), uses a 1500-watt ceramic heating element paired with a…
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Max Imagination’s ESP-FLUTTER Turns Plastic Bags into a Flying Remote-Controlled Butterfly
Max Imagination set out to build a remote-controlled butterfly that could leave the ground under its own power, and ESP-FLUTTER manages exactly that. Weighing 70 grams complete with battery, the machine relies on two high-speed coreless digital servos to drive independent wings…
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FX Steam Launcher Finally Makes Official SteamOS Run on Apple Silicon Macs
Apple Silicon Macs have sat outside Valve’s gaming plans for years, yet a single open-source effort on GitHub now places the company’s own ARM64 SteamOS image inside a lightweight virtual machine on those same machines. The project, called steamac and released as FX Steam…
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How Reverse Engineering Super Mario 64 Led to the Super Mak 64 Game
Stefan has watched other people talk about game feel without ever nailing the exact numbers that make a character land and jump the way Super Mario 64 does. He decided the only reliable path was to pull those numbers straight out of the original binary, check them twice, and…
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Jackery Explorer 100D Redefines Portable Power With a Palm-Sized Design
Most portable power stations ask you to leave them at home or in the car because their size turns every outing into a logistics problem. Jackery’s Explorer 100D measures about 4.6 by 3.4 by 3.4 inches and weighs roughly 1.87 pounds, small enough to rest in one hand or disappear…
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Portable Local Studio Packs a Complete Offline AI Studio Onto One USB Drive
Anyone who wants private AI tools can now carry them on a flash drive that works across computers. Portable Local Studio from Tech Jarves packs image generation, chat with language models, speech-to-text conversion, and text-to-speech into a single folder that launches without…
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Rocket Lab Founder Peter Beck Finds Pure Joy During First Jetson One Flight Over California
Sir Peter Beck stepped into the open cockpit of a Jetson One on a California field and rose into the air with little more than a single four-axis joystick in his hand. The founder and chief executive of Rocket Lab, the man who built the Electron rocket that has flown dozens of…
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Fascinating Look Back at the Apple Pippin, the 1996 Console That Sold 42,000 Units and Then Vanished
In December 1994, Apple stood on a stage in Tokyo and introduced Pippin as a licensed multimedia platform built around a stripped-down Macintosh. Bandai, already deep into toys and children’s entertainment, signed on as the first manufacturer. The plan called for a living-room…
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CodingWalaXD Squeezes a Playable Hill Climb Racing Into Exactly 1024 Bytes of Assembly
Most games that recreate Hill Climb Racing borrow libraries, engines, or at least a full operating system. CodingWalaXD went the other direction and wrote the whole thing in raw x86 assembly that starts the moment a computer powers on. The finished binary occupies precisely…
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How This 4-Pack of AirTag 2s Can Keep Holiday Travel from Turning Chaotic
Holiday travel season arrives with packed airports, delayed flights, and the constant risk that a checked bag ends up on the wrong carousel or a set of keys slips between seats in a rental car. A 4-pack of second-generation AirTags, priced at $69.99 today (was $99), addresses…
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Brawl Recompiled Brings Super Smash Bros Brawl to Native PC Play With Mods and Online
Fans of the 2008 Wii fighter can now load Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a regular Windows or Linux program thanks to Brawl Recompiled, an unofficial project by JosiahG that turns the game’s original PowerPC code into native C++. The process uses the WiiCompiled toolchain to convert…
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Electra EL2 Hybrid-Electric Demonstrator Completes First Fixed Wing Takeoff and Landing at Manhattan Heliport
On the morning of October 26, 2026, Electra’s yellow two-seat EL2 hybrid-electric demonstrator rolled onto the pad at Downtown Skyport on Pier 6 in the East River and lifted off again after a brief ground run, the first time a fixed-wing airplane without any ability to hover had…
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Modder Boots Real iOS on a Poco F1 Android Smartphone Using Modified XNU Kernel
Powering on an old Xiaomi Poco F1 now brings up an iOS lock screen instead of the usual Android boot animation. Orailnoor’s recent demonstration shows the phone starting directly into a modified version of Apple’s software, with the home screen, Settings app, Control Center, and…