Have you ever been in a car accident and wished you had a recording to see exactly what happened and who was at fault? Maybe something happened to your car
It’s a trend we’ve been observing for a very long time: As new iterations of devices come to the market, their designs are sleeker and smaller than ever before. This
You’ve been told to set a WPA key on your Wi-Fi router. You’ve even been told to use an SSID (Wi-Fi network name) that is unique. But I bet very
The Pebble smart watch has been around for a while now, having broken Kickstarter records back in 2012 and eventually making its way to store shelves, but it wasn’t until
In December of 2013, many news outlets were reporting that the FBI has had the technology to spy on people’s webcams without turning on the camera’s indicator lights, and even
Since the Raspberry Pi is capable of running a full Linux distribution, then its potential as a development tool is enormous. Not only does the Pi support the mainstream compiled
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Damaging the screen on your laptop can put you in a difficult situation. Technically, if this is the only damage, your laptop is still usable. It just becomes a large
It is easy to forget that the Raspberry Pi’s command line interface has full access to the video subsystem (e.g. to the framebuffer) which means that command line tools can
In the past week, I had written a piece about obscure GPU specifications. While it did expose some of the most confusing parts of specifications in video cards, a number