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A Hack A Day

Posted by michael on from the into-the-outdoors-with-gun-and-solder dept.

Hardwyred writes "Another webpage for the DIY minded has popped up, Hack A Day promises '...a fresh hack each day, every day from around the web and a special how-to hack each week.' Just a few days worth of content up so far, but shows a lot of promise."

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  1. I hope Engadget is paying Slashdot for all the ads by Proc6 · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Jesus Christ, Slashdot is like the Engadget-Repost-Site. Like every 3rd article is from Engadget and now they're making articles about Engadgets new sub-sites.

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  2. Hack_A_Day chmoded by 1davo · · Score: 3, Insightful
    Is it just me or is this the most dismal discussion on ./ in recent memory? Perhaps some folks were looking for a 2600 site?

    People nothing to see here, keep surfing. >;-)

  3. Blog shills by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Let's see... hackaday simply links to other peoples' sites, especially engadget.com. Phillip Torrone also runs flashenabled.com, which lists pretty much the same items also by referencing engadget.com. And now Slashdot routinely shills for engadget and engadget's own shills-within-shills. As though there aren't enough bloggers out there already regurgitating n-th hand news of dubious utility.

  4. Hmmm... by ssand · · Score: 3, Insightful

    It's interesting, however I couldn't help but notice that all links were external, so it seems more of a collection of previous ones, without new ones.

    While making a new one a day would be challanging, some unique ones would make the site stand out from the ones it links to.

  5. Didn't anyone notice? by Max+Romantschuk · · Score: 5, Insightful

    While this is a cool site, it's not like they are writing these articles. It'a a nicely themed blog, but if you ask me proper blogging etiquette would demand more visible recognition of the sites featuring the actual content.

    Just my 2 cents, anyway.

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