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Hal Jordan has to recharge his ring, but the NoxTi titanium EDC lantern glows for decades

Hal Jordan has to recharge his ring, but the NoxTi titanium EDC lantern glows for decades Every Green Lantern has the same annoying chore. Once a day, the ring needs a top-up, so our cosmic cop has to press his fist...

Yanko Design · EN

10 Art Books to Curl Up With This November

Celia Paul’s latest essay collection from Venice, Salman Toor’s painted worlds, the secret herbarium of Rosa Luxemburg, a new Roy Lichtenstein catalog for old fans, and more.

Hyperallergic · EN

A Midterm Election Guide for Artists and Arts Workers

Issues touching on arts funding, censorship, AI regulation, and more are at stake for the country’s cultural sectors across key Senate, House, and Gubernatorial races.

Hyperallergic · EN

Packaging Design: LeNOSE Fine Fragrance Hand Soap Identity

Explore LeNOSE's witty packaging design and fine fragrance development, pairing geometric die-cut labels with $10 luxury hand soaps. Somewhere over the last decade, washing your hands turned into a bi...

Abduzeedo · EN

Product Design: COLLECTIBLE NYC Opens This Week Uptown

Opening this week at 210 East 86th Street, COLLECTIBLE New York 2026 showcases boundary-pushing 21st-century product design and furniture. If you are anywhere near Manhattan over the next few days, cl...

Abduzeedo · EN

Momotaro Coffee: Small-Batch Packaging Design System

Pomodoro Design crafts modular packaging design for Bucharest roaster Momotaro Coffee using recycled paper sleeves and warm serif type. Micro-lot coffee roasting moves way too fast for traditional pri...

Abduzeedo · EN

Claymation, Zoetropes, and 3D-Printed Blasters: Join Our Live Two-Minute Film Festival Roundtable!

(clockwise from top left) Operation: Blitz Tag by Freesia Gaul; (M)other Moon by Will Nava; Dimension Cafe by Lauren Meichtry; and The Myth of Pandora by David Thulin. Imagine building a compelling cinematic experience, coordinating practical VFX, and telling a story—all in less than 120 seconds. On Wednesday, November 4 at 4:00 p.m. PST, Make: […] The post Claymation, Zoetropes, and 3D-Printed Blasters: Join Our Live Two-Minute Film Festival Roundtable! appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

MAKE Magazine · EN

Kitbash a Cardboard Star Wars Control Panel

No 3D printer? “Kitbash” this Star Wars: Andor control panel prop from cardboard, caps, and scraps! The post Kitbash a Cardboard Star Wars Control Panel appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

MAKE Magazine · EN

6 ESP32 projects to build including an OLED pulse oximeter

Julian Horsey writing for Geeky Gadgets rounds up six ESP32 builds from Hacktuber, starting with a pulse oximeter. It pairs a pulse oximeter sensor with the ESP32 to read heart rate and blood oxygen saturation, then shows the numbers on a small OLED screen. The rest cover a good spread of what the chip can […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

The solar system may have a sixth dwarf planet, hidden against the Milky Way

Zo Ahmed, writing for TechSpot, reports on an icy object beyond Pluto that could become the solar system’s sixth dwarf planet. The Vera C. Rubin Observatory team in Chile announced it this week under the provisional name 2026 ED138. It sits about 46 astronomical units from the Sun. Pluto averages around 40. Nobody has measured […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

CutScape v0.6.0: an InkScape extension for outputting to 2D plotters, cutters, engravers, and CNC…

Developer jetpax has released version 0.6.0 of CutScape, an Inkscape extension that sends drawings out to 2D plotters, vinyl cutters, engravers and CNC machines. The release is posted on GitHub. This version adds presets for Secabo’s C IV, S and T series cutters. CutScape’s messages no longer trigger Inkscape’s warning dialog, and the whole interface […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

Killed by Ubuntu, Linux Mint is bringing this classic feature back

Abhishek Prakash writes at It’s FOSS that Linux Mint is bringing hibernation back. The Mint team previewed a new Sleep Modes page in its System Administration tool, planned for Mint 27 in December. It turns hibernation on and sets it up without hand-editing config files. Suspend keeps your open apps and windows in RAM and […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

A hackable analog phone system for your home

Major Hack’s Analog Redial project on Hackaday.io turns one or two old telephones, rotary or touch-tone, into a working phone system. The board supplies real dial tone and ringing, lets the phones call each other, and includes an answering machine. Dial codes are set up from a web page, and you can upload your own […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

frank-xt8086: RP2350B firmware acts as the chipset for a real Intel 8086

rh1tech (Mikhail Matveev) has published the first release of frank-xt8086 on GitHub. It’s firmware for the xt8086 board, where a Raspberry Pi RP2350B microcontroller acts as the whole chipset around a real Intel 8086 or NEC V20 processor. That means the RP2350B handles the support hardware an early PC needed, while the original CPU does […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

The Partner-N64PC dev kit for Nintendo 64

Gerry at Behind The Code has a look at the Partner-N64PC, a Nintendo 64 development kit built for Nintendo by Kyoto Microcomputer. It’s a large cartridge that connects to a PC through a ribbon cable and an ISA or PCI interface card, with debugger software running on Windows 95/98. A second version, the Partner-N64NW, worked […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

How to build an air purifier in 6 simple steps

John Alexander built a DIY air purifier for Popular Science and wrote up how it went. The design is a Corsi-Rosenthal box, or CR box: four square furnace filters taped into a cube, a cardboard bottom cut from the fan’s shipping box, and a box fan on top. The fan pulls air in through the […]

Adafruit Blog · EN

Brightspeed swaps CEOs as it reportedly nears bankruptcy

Shawn O'Donnell has succeeded Michel Combes as CEO of Brightspeed amid a report that the company is on the cusp of bankruptcy. Combes, who was acting CEO, will remain as chairman. New Street Research views Verizon as a logical buyer of Brightspeed.

Light Reading · EN

Your keyboard can take a hike: VoiceType AI is just $40

TL;DR: Give your fingers a break with VoiceType AI , a dictation tool that turns speech into polished text at up to 360 words per minute. Get unlimited monthly transcription for $39.97 (reg. $419) through November 8. Your brain has already written the email, mapped out the project, and composed a devastatingly clever response to that one coworker. — Read the rest The post Your keyboard can take a hike: VoiceType AI is just $40 appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Industrial degreaser-rimmed margaritas send five to urgent care

My local Chili's burned down three years ago, but the Chili's in Forest City, North Carolina, burned three customers and two staff members with its specialty margaritas Thursday. The drinks were reportedly made using cleaning chemicals that "a worker mistook for sugar," writes Corky Siemaszko for NBC News . — Read the rest The post Industrial degreaser-rimmed margaritas send five to urgent care appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Intel stock "collapses" amid broader tech retreat

Intel's stock price fell 9% today after a bad week that saw the company lose more than a third of its value. It's lost more than half of its value since the summer highs, in what Jared Blikre describes as "tech wreckage" and Intel's worst day since 1974 . — Read the rest The post Intel stock "collapses" amid broader tech retreat appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Anthropic clamps down on using Claude to make copycat games—or reverse-engineer code

The flood of AI-generated slop games has set the thoroughly-troubled gaming industry reeling , but for indies it's even worse: success can depend on building a social media following by showing off clever and innovative gameplay concepts early in development. And that's just the sort of thing sleazy copycats can use frontier models to slop up and sell . — Read the rest The post Anthropic clamps down on using Claude to make copycat games—or reverse-engineer code appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Happy Birthday, Cookie Monster!

It is the birthday of Sid "Cookie" Monster , who debuted in the premiere episode of Sesame Street on November 10, 1969, having already appeared as The Wheel Stealer in an unaired General Foods advertising spot and in an IBM training film titled " Coffee Break Machine . — Read the rest The post Happy Birthday, Cookie Monster! appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN

Turning Product Info into Video Ads: Our Experience with Vizard Agent

Explore how Vizard Agent turns Amazon product listings into promotional videos, UGC-style ads, and creative variations for ecommerce campaigns.

Hacker Noon · EN

I Put My Country's Entire Legal Code in Git: 300,000+ Documents Since 1810

Building a Git repo from the Chilean law: more than 300,000 legal documents in a corpus that reaches back to 1810. Lots of interesting engineering challenges.

Hacker Noon · EN