👉 Halloween computing, also known as Halloween Hack or Halloween Tech, is an annual event that takes place on October 31st, where tech enthusiasts and hobbyists gather to share their creations, projects, and innovations using various computing platforms, often with a focus on DIY (Do It Yourself) and maker culture. Participants typically build and showcase custom computers, laptops, or even entire computing systems using unconventional components, such as old motherboards, GPUs, and other repurposed hardware. The event encourages creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration, as attendees exchange ideas, tools, and knowledge to push the boundaries of what is possible with computing technology. Halloween computing extends beyond just hardware, incorporating software development, programming, and even artistic expressions through digital media, making it a vibrant community that celebrates innovation and the spirit of tinkering.
