Open Hardware: HackyPi, Banana Pi, and RISC-V
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Compact ethical hacking device based on RP2040 MCU
Kickstarter recently featured the HackyPi which is an educational embedded device designed for ethical hacking and compatible with Python and C/C++. The device is based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040 and it can run scripts automatically by connecting it via USB.
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Banana Pi Release New Raspberry Pi Pico Alternative
Banana Pi release another Raspberry Pi Pico alternative that expands the form factor, physically and technically. Now with onboard Stemma QT and USB-C.
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Happy New Year, Hackaday!
[Tom Nardi] and I were talking on the podcast about 2022, and how it went from the hacker’s perspective. As the global chip shortage entered its second full year, we both thought back on the ways that we all had to adapt and work around the fact that we just couldn’t get the parts we were accustomed to picking up with ease.
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New Part Day: ESP32-P4 Espressif RISC-V Powerhouse
It seems every day there’s a new microcontroller announcement for which the manufacturer is keen to secure your eyeballs. Today it’s the turn of Espressif, whose new part is the ESP32-P4, which despite being another confusingly named ESP32, is a high-performance addition to their RISC-V line-up.