
This looks fun...
Chiphacker is a collaboratively edited question and answer site for electronics hackers – regardless of platform or language.

This looks fun...
Chiphacker is a collaboratively edited question and answer site for electronics hackers – regardless of platform or language.
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Looks like a clone of StackOverflow.com, not that that's a bad thing. Any chance they're related?
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Most likely it's a StackExchange app. basically a turnkey version of the Stackoverflow platform.
It'd be mean to these guys but Make should get one.
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The majority of these questions can be answered by simply pasting the question into google and reading the first few results.
I guess its the 1% of original questions that make this worthwhile (other than to service the lazy).
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