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My UPS Pal Puts Your UPS on the Network

My UPS Pal uses an ESP32-S3 to turn an ordinary USB UPS into a network-connected device with remote monitoring, battery testing, and more.

Hackster.io · EN

The PeacePoti Push Locks Your Potentiometers in Place — Then Frees Them with a Simple Push

Next-generation successor to the original PeacePot aims to make accidental adjustments a thing of the past.

Hackster.io · EN

LakeShark Puts a Powerful Radio Scanner in Your Pocket

LakeShark turns ESP32-P4 development boards into pocket-sized SDR multitools for scanning radio signals, tracking aircraft, and more.

Hackster.io · EN

This Hack Makes Any Blood Pressure Monitor Smarter

Tomasz Burzy turned a cheap blood pressure monitor into a smart device using an ESP32-CAM to read its display and upload results over Wi-Fi.

Hackster.io · EN

Thermal Grizzly launches PhaseSheet PTM Pro with improved thermal conductivity — new thermal pad promises easier installation and better cooling performance

Designed for CPUs, GPUs, and other components without an integrated heat spreader, the PhaseSheet PTM Pro is reusable, electrically non-conductive, and less susceptible to the pump-out effect associated with traditional thermal paste.

Tom's Hardware · EN

Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike Review: $200 for the illusion of a click

Logitech's G Pro X3 Superstrike is a minor but noticeable update to its revolutionary mouse — there's a new chipset and the weight has been rebalanced, so it lasts longer and feels better. And it costs $200.

Tom's Hardware · EN

Team Group CEO warns memory crisis could reach point where 'even money can't buy goods' — will get worse next year, with 'no downward trend in price whatsoever'

“How can prices fall when there’s nothing left?” Team Group CEO Chen Ching-wen said during the company's earnings call.

Tom's Hardware · EN

T-Mobile launches $90 5 Gbps fiber internet plan

T-Mobile is offering up to 5 Gbps fiber internet for less than $100/month

Tom's Hardware · EN

Nintendo ROM chip supplier Macronix quits to focus on chips for AI data centers, reports indicate

Macronix, one of Nintendo's ROM chip manufacturers, is shutting down the business to reallocate manufacturing for NOR and NAND flash chips that the AI industry demands.

Tom's Hardware · EN

Optimum forms group to explore 'potential strategic and financial transactions'

Debt-laden broadband operator Optimum Communications has expanded its board by two members who will serve on a special committee tasked with exploring possible transactions spanning financing, restructuring and reorganization.

Light Reading · EN

American Voters Overwhelmingly Reject AI Data Centers

Data centers were on the ballot in dozens of races last night. They lost most of them.

404 Media · EN

Google Summaries Aren't About AI, They're About Lock-In

Whether they call it AI summaries, knowledge panels, or AMP, Google takes actions that are less about functionality and more about locking you into its own ecosystem. Knowing that makes it possible for all of us to choose better services than Google's, defeating their anticompetitive goal. In this case, as it is so often, knowledge is power. In the old days, when dinosaurs roamed the earth and getting online involved your computer making eldritch shrieking, Google was a website that took whatever you typed in and gave you a list of links that best matched what you were searching for. As it's g

EFF Deeplinks · EN

We’re Asking the Ninth Circuit to Hold Reverse Location Warrants Categorically Unconstitutional

Yesterday, along with the ACLU, EFF filed an amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit court of appeals in United States v. Spurlock , a case involving a “tower dump” warrant. These overbroad warrants require cellular providers to turn over location data about every phone in a given area at a given time. This is the first such case to be heard by a federal appeals court since the US Supreme Court ruled this summer that highly similar “geofence” warrants are searches under the meaning of the Fourth Amendment. Spurlock involves an investigation into two murder victims discovered on the side of a rural C

EFF Deeplinks · EN

Peace of mind fits in a jacket pocket with this $40 camera and bug detector

TL;DR: Check hotel rooms, rentals, and cars for hidden cameras , audio bugs, and GPS trackers with this pocket-size detector, now $39.99 (reg. $59.99). In The Conversation , Gene Hackman plays a surveillance expert who hunts for a bug by ripping his apartment apart, floorboards and all. — Read the rest The post Peace of mind fits in a jacket pocket with this $40 camera and bug detector appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Baby flamingos at the San Antonio Zoo are still figuring out their legs

Here is a baby flamingo compilation from the San Antonio Zoo. Baby flamingos don't have their iconic pink feathers yet. What makes them especially cute is the way that they look a bit awkward trying to figure out how to walk. — Read the rest The post Baby flamingos at the San Antonio Zoo are still figuring out their legs appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Watch a garden plant get pulled underground, just like in a cartoon

This video made me laugh especially hard because I recently had a very similar experience in my own garden. If you've ever been gardening only to see some of your plants disappearing under the ground, as if they had decided to hide away, then you might know what I'm talking about. — Read the rest The post Watch a garden plant get pulled underground, just like in a cartoon appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

In this 1983 Toys "R" Us Halloween commercial, Mom turns into a witch

Toys "R" Us and Halloween went hand-in-hand back in the day. It's impossible not to feel nostalgic when thinking about it if you lived through that era as a kid. Luckily we have old commercials like this one from 1983 to remember how much fun the store was. — Read the rest The post In this 1983 Toys "R" Us Halloween commercial, Mom turns into a witch appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Tom the Dancing Bug: Dementia Donnie bottoms out!

Tom the Dancing Bug, IN WHICH Dementia Donnie bottoms out! -Americans, patriots, and friends: Please join the team that makes it possible for your friendly neighborhood comic strip Tom the Dancing Bug to exist in this hostile Trumpverse! JOIN US IN THE INNER HIVE , and be the first kid on your block to get each week's Tom the Dancing Bug comic – before it's published anywhere, plus exclusive commentary, content, contests, giveaways, other stuff, and other other stuff ! — Read the rest The post Tom the Dancing Bug: Dementia Donnie bottoms out! appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Nicole Junkermann on Space Exploration's New Era: Crewed Flights, the Moon and SpaceX's Starship

Nicole Junkermann on the new era of human space exploration, from crewed flights to the return to the Moon, and the part SpaceX is playing.

Hacker Noon · EN

Brava Raises $15M to Address the Blind Spots in AI-Powered Cybersecurity

Brava Security raises $15M to expand its AI-driven SOC platform for attack simulation, detection validation, telemetry gaps, and SIEM integrations.

Hacker Noon · EN

The TechBeat: AI Coding Tip 039 - Write Your Own Zeroth Law (11/4/2026)

11/4/2026: Trending stories on Hackernoon today!

Hacker Noon · EN

318 Blog Posts To Learn About Noonies

Learn everything you need to know about Noonies via these 318 free HackerNoon blog posts.

Hacker Noon · EN

Apple’s fiscal 2026 in charts

On Monday, Apple announced its fiscal fourth quarter results, setting an all-time quarterly revenue record and closing its record fiscal year off with a bang. I made some charts to illustrate the thing, as I tend to do.…

Six Colors · EN

(Podcast) Clockwise 681: A Little Weird That Way

Our quirky interface habits that go against the grain, how our beta and app update routines have shifted in the AI era, where and how often we run searches these days, and the first settings we tweak on a brand-new computer.…

Six Colors · EN