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D100 hack shutter . All the excess parts are removed. Only the loading mechanism for the shutter remains. An encoding disk is hidden in the module. This disc indicates the correct position of the motor sequence. Also, the mirror housing has been removed. Everything is now ready to activate only the shutter.
Hack Builder Michael Dewberry, Hack Together Copilot Vicky Cai, Hack Together Creator Robby Grodin, singer Casey Desmond and Artisan's Asylum President Gui Cavalcanti. (Listed from left to right).
A hack of the MIT Media Lab.
A livingroom was installed on the underside of the sculpture attached to the MIT Media Lab (normally it looks like www.media.mit.edu/about/images/e15.jpg ).
As discovered via Fatwallet, BestBuy has interesting "Back to School" coupon booklets at their stores. It's interesting because they appear to give you random sets of discounts. Someone found a way to identify the one that give you the 30% off coupon.
Basically, I've confirmed two ways to quickly spot the ones that have the bigger discounts:
1. As you'll see in the photos, the 30% off ones have slightly different copyright text than the lower (10% 5% 15%) booklets. If you get one with a 29528_1 to the left of the copyright symbol on the back cover, you have a lower one. If there's no text to the left of the the copyright symbol, you've got the 30% off!
2. I found the "Back-to-School" booklets next to the customer service counters. Since there were sales people there, I couldn't afford to stand around and sort through stacks of booklets. A quick way to find the ones with the bigger discounts is to look from the top side of the stack (i.e. spine of the booklet fold). The 30% off ones will be less yellowish in print, probably because of a difference in printing or folding batch.
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7. Moo Cards. Again, not so much of a Flickr hack as a tool for the flickr photographer. One of the problems with the outside world (yes even with Stewart and Caterina on the cover of Time magazine, etc. etc.) is that outside your immediate bubble of friends, a whole chunk of the world has no idea what Flickr is. As a photographer out there shooting all the time people will ask me where they can see my work. Even if you say "flickr" "thomas hawk" etc. People will forget. By ordering up some Moo cards (they are only about $25 for 100) you can give these cards out to people when they ask where they can see the shots.
Of course one hack with your Flickr Moo cards is that you don't actually have to send them to your Flickrstream. My Flickr Moo cards have my Zooomr stream ID url on there instead. Opps, did I just say that, Doh!
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D100 hack shutter.
The sliding contacts indicates the correct position of the sequnce motor. The sliding contacts are showing in the counterpart picture. This is the secret of how the sequencer works. For the shutter I do not need all positions.
Mobile hacking space van at Defcon 16. This looks like it could be a lot of fun. Too bad gas is so expensive.