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Daniel Daniel

Welcome!

Hello, my name is Daniel, a software engineer and hardware hacker. For the past 5 years, I've been focused on the intersection between crypto and hardware, mainly on the DePIN space, AI, and Robotics.

I'm the co-founder of Hotspotty and DePIN Hub.
This is my corner of the internet, where I share my thoughts, projects, and ideas.

"Stay Awhile and Listen" - Deckard Cain 🎮

Recent Posts

Review: Lacie Pocket 500gb External Drive

Portable powerhouse for the HTPC backup workflow dreams

In-depth review of LaCie Pocket 500GB external hard drive. Portable USB-powered storage solution perfect for backups, media files, and cross-platform compatibility.

Arduino Wallpapers

High-quality Arduino desktop wallpapers for electronics enthusiasts

Download free Arduino wallpapers and desktop backgrounds. High-quality graphics featuring Arduino logo and branding for electronics enthusiasts and makers.

WordPress on the Apple macbook event

WordPress powers live coverage of Apple MacBook announcement event

WordPress used for live blogging coverage of Apple MacBook event. See how the popular blogging platform handles real-time event coverage and news updates.

Another cool AVR Dev Board

Kyle Stewart's vertical ATmega168 board saves breadboard space with smart design

Kyle Stewart's innovative vertical AVR development board for ATmega168/8 maximizes breadboard space. Features 16MHz crystal, dual voltage regulators, and ISP programming in compact design.

Simple but well made ATmega8 Development board

yourITronics delivers minimalist microcontroller development with internal clock and ICSP programming

Review of yourITronics ATmega8 development board - simple, affordable microcontroller board using internal clock and ICSP programming. Perfect Arduino alternative for basic projects.

Say hello to Arduino's big brother, Sanguino

ATmega644P brings 64K flash, 4K RAM, and 32 GPIO pins to Arduino compatibility

Meet the Sanguino - Arduino's powerful big brother featuring ATmega644P with 64K flash, 4K RAM, and 32 GPIO pins. Arduino-compatible development board for bigger projects requiring more resources.