Lithium Mine To Battery Line: Tesla Battery Day And The Future Of EVs
After last year’s Tesla Battery Day presentation and the flurry of information that came out of it, [The Limiting Factor]
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Author: Maya Posch
The Dark Side Of Package Repositories: Ownership Drama And Malware
At their core, package repositories sound like a dream: with a simple command one gains access to countless pieces of
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Controlling External Monitors On M1 Macs With Undocumented APIs
Display Data Channel (DDC) is a very useful feature of modern digital displays, as it allows the graphics card (and
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Figuring Out Earth’s Past Climate Through Paleoclimatology And Its Lessons For Today
Roughly 4.6 billion years ago, Earth would gain its first atmosphere, yet this was an atmosphere that was completely unlike
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Using Ghidra To Extract A Router Configuration Encryption Key
Who doesn’t know the struggle? Buying an interesting piece of hardware for a song and a dance, and then finding
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Design A Custom Enclosure Using Modelling Clay And Photogrammetry
When it comes to designing enclosures which aren’t simple boxes or other basic shapes, the design process tends to get
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Fixing Noisy Measurements On An Owon XDM2041 Bench Multimeter
After purchasing an Owon XDM2041 bench multimeter for an automated test setup, [Petteri Aimonen] was disappointed to find that at
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TerraPower’s Natrium: Combining A Fast Neutron Reactor With Built-In Grid Level Storage
Most new nuclear fission reactors being built today are of the light water reactor (LWR) type, which use water for
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Test Your ‘Blue Pill’ Board For A Genuine STM32F103C8 MCU
With the market for STM32F103C8-based ‘Blue Pill’ boards slowly being overrun with boards that contain either a cloned, fake or
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Intel’s ATX12VO Standard: A Study In Increasing Computer Power Supply Efficiency
The venerable ATX standard was developed in 1995 by Intel, as an attempt to standardize what had until then been
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