Someone made a pair of wireless Walkie-Talkies using ESP32s, and so can you
…These ESP32 walkie-talkies use Wi-Fi to talk to one another And you can make your own As spotted by Hackster.io , these walkie-talkies were the idea of the aptly…
…These ESP32 walkie-talkies use Wi-Fi to talk to one another And you can make your own As spotted by Hackster.io , these walkie-talkies were the idea of the aptly…
…I followed the 3DS hacking scene intensely back then, and looking back, the journey from firmware 4.5 to boot9strap is one of the most entertaining arcs in console hacking history. It…
…n8n The automation layer n8n is an open-source workflow automation tool that I run locally with Docker. I treat it as a self-hosted alternative to Zapier, but with much more…
…Think of it as a Hackintosh tool, except it runs a Synology-flavored distro instead of Apple’s premium OS. As someone who has built multiple Hackintosh systems over the years (with…
…Home Assistant automation publishes weather data to MQTT every hour ESP32 subscribes to MQTT topics and stores received data Weather App polls ESP32 via IPC every 30s and renders the data If…
…Inside its neat desktop-like web UI, you’ll find simple configuration tools for spinning up new storage pools, tweaking network settings, and creating automated backups. DSM’s mobile apps are just…
…Back in the day, I had to rely on Cryptomator to protect soon-to-be-disclosed source code and confidential project files from Dropbox’s own automated scans and hackers. But since…
…integrations, and even HACS offerings, and Qwen 3.5 was able to deliver precise answers every time. Plus, I was able to trigger a bunch of HASS automations, modify scripts, and update…
…Instead of humans translating every function by hand, users like Mr-Wiseguy have created tools like N64Recomp that automate the process. The tool reads the original ROM and translates it ahead of…
…However, I often work on automations, blueprints, and other complex tasks that can be a bit of a pain to configure with voice commands alone. That’s where MCP servers come in…