Hackaday Editors Elliot Williams and Al Williams met to review the week in Hackaday. Turns out, it was a week for tiny things, cybersecurity, nostalgia, and projects that would have been nearly impossible for the average hacker not that long ago. But first, you can hear a little about the upcoming Supercon badge and the trials of importing and exporting parts for the badges.How many props does your drone have? [Joshua] has one. Want to fabricate semiconductors at home? Do you have a microwave? What about using NFC in your next project? There’s all that and more in this episode.The quick hacks include a request from NASA for ideas (and, yes, there is prize money) and slide rule tricks, among other things. For the can’t miss articles, the cybersecurity weekly got some appreciation and Al took a trip down memory lane at the Altair 8800 he always wanted.Check out the links if you want to follow along, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments, or drop us a line on the mailbag.Download in DRM-free macroscopic MP3.Where to Follow Hackaday PodcastPlaces to follow Hackaday podcasts:iTunesSpotifyStitcherRSSYouTubeCheckout our Libsyn landing pageEpisode 392 Show Notes:News:Supercon Ten Tickets On Sale NowThe Trials And Tribulations Of Your First BadgePHP2Shell — AI uncovers critical vulnerabilities in the backbone of the webMailbag:Thanks to [Silver Dog Australia] for some new sting sounds for the podcast. Send us your sound, questions, or thoughts on the podcast for next week’s mailbag: mailbag@hackaday.comInteresting Hacks of the Week:Building A Flying Drone With A Single PropellerBuilding And Flying A Helicopter With A Virtual SwashplateFlies Like A Quadcopter, But This Drone Design Has Only One PropellerOne-Motor Drone Mimics Maple Seeds For StabilityMaking Photovoltaic Solar Cells With A MicrowaveA Stereo Vision Board For Hardware HackersI’m not putting a WiFi router into a phone charger (Part 3) – Rootkit Labs BlogStereo Vision And Depth Mapping With Two Raspi Camera ModulesHigh Performance Stereo Computer Vision For The Raspberry PiTracking Bees With A Stereo CameraBuilding The First Digital CameraAn Open Micro-Manipulator ImprovedBuilding A Microscope With A 3D ViewBirduino Plays Bird Calls On Demand With NFC-enabled CardsQuick Hacks:Elliot’s Picks:NASA’s Lunar Ground Challenge is a Real Buzz5 GHz Drone Video, With An ESP32Going Whole-Hog On A First Satellite Ground StationAl’s Picks:Simplifying Slide Rule Calculations With TrigAn LCR Meter With CompromisesVisualize Regular Expressions With MarblesCan’t-Miss Articles:This Week In Security: Critical DNS Keys Rotated, Hacking Freezers Isn’t Cool, OpenAI Spies On Itself, And Advanced Hardware Wallet HacksThe Age Of Altair