Finally, someone has made one that looks attractive. A ton of small single board computers have joined the market since the Raspberry Pi was launched in 2012. Some offer better specs than the Pi while others are capable of multiple OS’s with their own quirks. That hasn’t stopped the Pi from growing and it is …
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CEO of Major League Hacking, Mike Swift, published a step-by-step guide on how to build your own Pokédex thanks to an API called Algolia.
The Larami Super Soaker, invented by Lonnie Johnson, gets a new lease of life thanks to Hand Tool Rescue.
Google’s latest beta iteration comes with better gestures, dark mode, and more.
Everyone loves a life hack and UrAvgConsumer has 10 of them already and we’re not even halfway through the year. UrAvgConsumer is back with another top 10 list of tech life hacks. Advanced users might already know about some – or all – of these but many of us don’t. The good thing is there’s …
Using a Raspberry Pi Zero, Stephen Coyle built a media player that would play random episodes of The Simpsons one at a time.
The New York coding school compiled a list of 15 organisations who “actively support black coders”.
Jon Kantner turned CSS off to see how different the web would be and whether it’d function. Here were his findings.
The cyber siege did not end well for the defendant.
Kurzgesagt answers a very important question about nuclear weapons and the answer is harrowing.
All that sweet, sweet tech. One of my favourite YouTube discoveries of 2018 was UrAvgConsumer. Real name Judner Aura, he describes himself as “just your average guy who loves tech and giving his opinions on it.” He has amassed a huge following across all platforms but this isn’t about the numbers. For his NINETEENTH massive …