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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

Embedding Instagram content on your website

Learn how to embed Instagram photos and content directly on your website

Complete guide to embedding Instagram content on your website using Instagram API and embed codes. Learn how to integrate Instagram photos and posts for enhanced social media presence.

Bartop MAME Cabinet

DIY arcade nostalgia with wood cutting, USB controllers, and retro gaming bliss

Build your own bartop MAME arcade cabinet with 17" LCD, custom wood cutting, and USB controller modification. Complete DIY guide for creating the ultimate retro gaming experience at home.

ATmega8A Development Kit Review

Chinese kit delivers surprising value with ISP programmer and LCD display

Complete review of ATmega8A development kit from China. Includes ISP programmer, 16MHz crystal, LCD display, breadboard, and jumper wires. Great value for embedded development beginners.

Distance of two Geo-Points in PHP & Python

Calculate geographical distances using Haversine formula in multiple languages

Learn how to calculate distances between GPS coordinates using PHP and Python. Complete tutorial with Haversine formula implementation for geolocation and mapping applications.

Incremental Backups using RSYNC and SSH

Automated file synchronization for efficient data protection

Learn how to create incremental backups using rsync and SSH for efficient data protection. Complete tutorial covering remote synchronization, automated backups, and secure file transfer.

Open Source Hardware Association

OSHWA's mission to foster innovation through collaborative hardware development

Learn about the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) and their mission to promote open hardware development. Understanding certification, standards, and community collaboration in electronics.