Sahko

Chargers don't necessarily have to look cool. This one still does anyway 😭

The limited edition “Hotaru” all-in-one turntable, amp, and speaker by Audio Technica

I’ve heard of boba tea, but there’s a new place in the neighborhood that sells something they call Kiki tea, so I got some to try

This is so friggen cool, I want it

@realcrazyclip Nobody is realising that this is fake 🥹 TV glass is not gonna shatter like a shitty cgi particle effect

Boxer tests out indestructible TV screen

We might have peaked with Art Deco clocks

Tiny386: an i386 PC emulator written in C99 that boots Windows 95 on ESP32 blog.adafruit.com/2025/11/10/tin…

A Privacy First PDF Toolkit

Glass block lamps by Kismas Studio

Connector-Free Zone: PCB Edge as USB-C Interfaces hackaday.com/2025/10/27/con…

PCB Edge connector functioning as USB-C connector. Reducing BOM costs, and board real estate usage in one shot. Legend over here. Available on his GitHub. Can't wait to try it.

Little known fact about FedEx: Their logo includes an arrow, meant to indicate the direction they want you to shove random objects up your ass.

ラズパイPicoをあえて巨大化するという狂気の発想で作られた「Pico Jumbo」 ちゃんと電子工作もできところがたまらなく好き。

there is a NES emulator that simulates the behavior of individual transistors of the semiconductors not cycle level, not even gate level, transistor level

@ZONEofTECH These rings are such a top off they cost 100x times what they cost to produce

Update: - I was denied boarding due to this (been travelling for ~47h straight so this is really nice 🙃). Need to pay for a hotel for the night now and get back home tomorrow👌 - was sent to the hospital, as an emergency - ring got removed You can see the battery all swollen. Won’t be wearing a smart ring ever again. @SamsungUK @SamsungMobile @SamsungMobileUS

lp0 is a Linux error code that means “printer on fire.” It’s not a joke. In the 50s, computerized printing was an experimental field. At LLNL (yes, the nuclear testing site), cathode ray tubes created a xerographic printer. ...it would occasionally catch fire.

I have no idea who the GUI designers were for NERV but they needed a huge raise

New fastest shortest-path algorithm in 41 years! Tsinghua researchers broke Dijkstra’s 1984 “sorting barrier,” achieving O(m log^(2/3) n) time. This means faster route planning, less traffic, cheaper deliveries, and more efficient networks - and a CS curriculum revamp =)

It was a blast building this watch! If you want to see how it was made go watch my video about it! youtu.be/dBEupkQBFis