Hackaday Podcast · 8 Mar 2024 · 36m · Episode 261
Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Kristina Panos review community hacks, including Aaron Christophel’s ESP32-C3 Wi-Fi toothbrush firmware hack, Sebastian Sokolowski’s cat piano feeder, and JJ Shoots’ DJI drone ID spoofing. They also discuss Jeremy Cook’s Pico Midi Columba, Ashish Dergawen’s DIY tunnel diode radio, and SporeWo’s $5 keyboard. The episode covers Jenny’s review of Damn Small Linux 2024 and Lou’s article on modern dial-up internet services like NetZero and Juno.
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