As we slide into the Christmas break, Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams and Staff Writer Dan Maloney look at the best and brightest of this week’s hacks. It wasn’t an easy task — so much good stuff to choose from! But they figured it out, and talked about everything from impossible (and semi-fractal) 3D printing overhangs and the unfortunate fishies of Berlin’s ex-aquarium, to rolling your own FM radio station and how a spinning Dorito of doom is a confusing way to make an electric vehicle better.
Think it’s no fun when your friend forgets to pick you up at the airport? Wait until you hear about what it’s like to get stuck on the ISS, and the incredibly risky way you might have to get home. Interested in the anatomy and physiology of a cloned robo-dog? Then let the master do a teardown and give you his insight. We’ll make some time for tea, cross our eyes for stereo photos, and dive into the mechanics of the USB-C.
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Episode 198 Show Notes:
News:
What’s that Sound?
- If you’ve got a guess for this week’s What’s That Sound, enter here.
Interesting Hacks of the Week:
- Arc Overhangs Make “Impossible” 3D Prints
- Supercon 2022: Sam Mulvey Shows You How To FM Radio
- Hackaday Links: November 20, 2022 – Final item is about the FM supertower
- Mini Cheetah Clone Teardown, By None Other Than Original Designer
- The Physics Behind The Collapse Of A Huge Aquarium
- Photography, The Stereo Way
- Mazda Patents Spinning Dorito To Extend EV Range
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