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Hackaday Podcast 131: There is a heart, a record player Pi, only wings and a flipped French fries radio

Posted on August 14, 2021 by William

Hackaday editors Mike Szczys and Elliot Williams reviewed the hardware hacking of the past week. There is a new Tamagochi hack that can run the original ROM on a plain old microcontroller like STM32. Did you know that you can use a powerful laser to blow up the Bayer filter from the camera sensor and the sensor will still work? we do not have. There has been a lot of debate this week about a commercial jet design change that will remove windows-but it’s a good reason to improve the efficiency of the aircraft. We marveled at what it takes to pump blood with an artificial heart and enter the rabbit hole of troubleshooting after the magical smoke is ejected from the radio.

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