2023-09-06 (W) Hackaday Summary

Bespoke Implants Are Real—if You Put In The Time
A friend spoke at DEFCON31 about the implant she designed to work on a workplace door. I attended the talk, but when DEFCON released the video, I rewatched it to pull out the bullet points. I tried a few options with the featured picture and went with one I patched together that showed Miana, the speaker, smiling next to one of her slides that came much later in the talk. She was delighted to get a shout-out.

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