
Explore the process of designing and manufacturing an injection-molded case for Tomu, a tiny USB computer. Learn about mechanical diagrams, open-source software, and production considerations for plastic cases.

Leveraging open source projects to expose students to real-world IT practices, fostering skills in communication, documentation, testing, and infrastructure management beyond traditional curricula.

Explore quantum computing basics, open-source tools, and real-world applications. Learn to write and run quantum programs on simulators and actual quantum computers.

Explore GStreamer's WebRTC implementation for flexible, efficient multimedia solutions beyond browsers. Learn about its advantages for native apps, servers, and IoT devices.

Explore the world of OpenSSH backdoors, their analysis, and prevention methods. Learn about advanced malware techniques and how to protect Linux servers from sophisticated attacks.

Explore the journey of building Summit, the world's fastest supercomputer, using POWER9 and open source. Learn about architectural innovations, challenges, and collaborative efforts in creating this groundbreaking system.

Explore Linux kernel's Ftrace utilities to monitor system behavior, debug performance issues, and gain insights into application interactions and system events.

Explore techniques to significantly reduce boot times on POWER systems, from firmware to kernel optimizations, addressing challenges in various hardware configurations.

Explore the challenges and solutions in preventing time overflow across various Linux kernel components, from drivers to filesystems, as part of the Y2038 problem-solving effort.

Learn Lua programming and create graphical games using the LÖVE engine. Perfect for beginners, this tutorial covers installation, scripting basics, and game development fundamentals.

Explore ethical challenges in software development, from startup culture to user privacy. Learn to establish personal ethical boundaries and navigate moral dilemmas in the tech industry.

Explore the journey of building a Vulkan VR engine for Linux, covering VR technology, Vulkan API development, and the evolution from basic rendering to advanced features.

Explore Rust for embedded systems: architecture support, paradigm shifts, and techniques for microcontrollers. Survey of outstanding embedded Rust projects in the ecosystem.

Live demonstration of hacking an SD card's embedded processor, turning it into a covert mini-computer. Explores hardware capabilities, security breaches, and potential applications in network penetration and automation scenarios.

Explores the need for device connectivity control in an interconnected world, emphasizing privacy, security, and the right to protect personal data from unauthorized broadcasting.

Design and manufacture a custom BeagleBone variant for a NTP server project, covering hardware design, manufacturing prep, and Linux configuration for the new board.

Exploring a decade of BlueHackers, an initiative addressing mental health in tech communities. Discusses its impact, challenges, and future directions, while examining broader societal trends in mental well-being.

Explore privacy and security challenges in virtual and augmented reality, drawing lessons from IoT to build robust systems against potential abuse in immersive technologies.

Explore TypeScript and Rust's growth, collaborative design, and open-source project management techniques. Gain insights into successful language development and community-driven innovation.

Explore finite state machines as a versatile design pattern applicable to both FPGAs and React, bridging hardware and software development with practical implementation insights.

Explore real-time DNA sequencing using the Oxford Nanopore MinION device, from sample preparation to data analysis, showcasing the power of portable genomics and open-source software.