It’s something that can happen to all of us, that we forget things. Young and old, we know things are on our to-do list but in the heat of the moment they disappear from our minds and we miss them. There are a myriad of technological answers to this in the form of reminders and […]
ASSISTIVE SPECS HELP JOG YOUR MEMORY Continue Reading
High-level programming languages do a great job of making a programmer’s job easier, but these languages often leave a lot of efficiency on the table as a compromise. While a common thought is to move into a lower-level language like assembly to improve on a program’s speed or memory use, there’s often a lot that
HONEY, I SHRUNK THE ARDUINO CORE Continue Reading
Last month we brought you word of tonyhax, a clever exploit for the original Sony PlayStation that leveraged a buffer overflow in several of the games from the Tony Hawk Pro Skater series to load arbitrary code from a specially prepared memory card. But now [Bradlin] has taken that idea a step further and developed a software exploit
NEWEST PLAYSTATION EXPLOIT SKIPS THE DISC Continue Reading
Ok, we’ll come clean. [Design Build Destroy] didn’t really add any memory to his Arduino Nano. But he did get about 1.5K more program space when compared to the stock setup. The trick? On some Nano boards and clones, the bootloader is set to use a large block of reserved memory, but Optiboot only requires
ARDUINO NANO MEMORY UPGRADE WITH NO SOLDERING Continue Reading
A year or so ago, I wrote up an Instructable about installing a bunch of LEDs in a Lego Mini Cooper. The innovation, such as it was, was that the LEDs could be controlled with a smartphone (or through any web browser, for that matter). As I laboriously described in that Instructable, most of the effort back
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If you have kids, you are likely facing the same issues as we did with the Lego sets you bought for them. They assemble and play with them but after a while the sets transform into a single pile of bricks. The kids grow up and you don’t know what to do with this pile.
Arduino Arcade Lego Games Box Continue Reading
On a recent rainy afternoon, [Thanassis Tsiodras] decided to build his own Forth for the Arduino to relieve the boredom. One week of intense hacking later, he called it done and released his project as MiniForth on GitHub. [Thanassis] says he was inspired by our series of Forth articles from a few years back, and his goal was to build
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[ Intro ] This product can you a way to keep your memory in a self-made frame, combining with a lamb decorated by yourself, increasing the visibility and exposure of the image being kept in the memory lamp, creating your own unique memory. Features of this memory lamp: 1. Can be decorated in your own
To meet the ever-increasing computational demands of AI, California based AI startup, Cerebras Systems, just recently unveiled its very first announced element claimed to be the most massive AI chip ever made. With an astounding measurement of 46,225 mm2 (up to 56.7 times more than the largest graphics processing unit) and more than 1.2 trillion transistors, the Wafer-Scale Engine
Featuring memory with the industry’s smallest read current, optimal for small wearable devices Fujitsu Semiconductor announced the release of the 8 Mbit ReRAM MB85AS8MT, which has the world’s largest density as a mass-produced ReRAM product, available from September 2019. This ReRAM product, Fujitsu’s 8MB RERAM, was jointly developed with Panasonic Semiconductor Solutions Co.. The MB85AS8MT is an EEPROM-compatible non-volatile memory with
