by Fix Society Technical Solutions | Apr 28, 2021 | [Tech News], How to Geek
If you’ve been thinking about pulling the trigger on an HBO Max subscription but can’t stomach the thought of adding another $15 to your monthly expenses, the service’s upcoming ad-supported tier might be just what the doctor ordered. Reportedly...
by Fix Society Technical Solutions | Apr 27, 2021 | [Tech News], How to Geek
Secretlab, who already makes some of the best gaming chairs on the market, just announced an all-new desk aimed at gamers. The Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk is a premium PC desk with cable management, a magnetic accessory ecosystem, RGB lighting, and more.Read This...
by Fix Society Technical Solutions | Apr 25, 2021 | [Tech News], How to Geek
Forget boring underground tunnels because one startup is developing an “electric seaglider” that can travel upwards of 180mph. We’re talking about Regent, a startup that just received $9 million in funding for its ambitious new coastal cities...
by Fix Society Technical Solutions | Apr 25, 2021 | [Tech News], Hackaday, Hardware
Australian engineer [John Catsoulis] developed a small module called the Scamp2 dedicated to running Forth. The focus of his Udamonic project was not only to highlight Forth, but to make a module which was easy to use and doesn’t require any IDE on your...
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by Fix Society Technical Solutions | Apr 25, 2021 | [Tech News], Hackaday, Hardware
It’s no secret that the work of [Ken Sherriff] graces the front pages of Hackaday quite frequently. He’s back again, this time reverse engineering a comparator chip from a photo on Twitter. The mysterious chip was decapped, photographed under a microscope,...
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