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Here's a picture of a de-skinned furby. It's a (late) birthday present for a friend. It's not quite done yet. I wanted to get into it's voice chip but it's sealed off with this damn sticky thing. Hit me up if you have any ideas for messing around with it and turning it into a twisted vile creepy little critter. It must however, involve the sound/speakers in some way (my friend is an Industrial/EDM producer)
I knew there'd be a good reason for taking a grumpy pic of myself three years ago! Around two this afternoon, someone hacked my Gmail account and took over, sending emails to all my contacts telling them I'm stranded in England with my family, and that we were mugged and had all our credit cards, money, and phones stolen! (Of course, I still had access to a computer; THAT wasn't stolen, right?) Anyway, I haven't even had time to eat dinner yet with all the phone calls, (thanks, friends; I know you love me!) and Flickrmails letting me know what was up! I've changed passwords on important accounts, and contacted Google. It will be a day or so before it's resolved.
Last time something like this happened, I had been hacked by Nigerians, and they completely controlled my computer! I ended up having to have it wiped to remove the problems! Hopefully, this won't go that far. If it does, I won't be on here for a while, as I don't have the money to fix things!
If you've been contacted by this scam email, please just erase it; don't reply. Tiger Lair, one of my contacts on here, said that if these idiots would spend as much effort doing something worthwhile, we'd have world peace and a cure for the common cold!
Update: It's 11:19 P.M., and after being on the phone and computer all night, (whew!) I finally managed to reset my password and hopefully resume life as normal with my email! Time to go have some dinner. What a day.
With this stick you can modify your Apple TV without opening the case and removing the hard disk. It contains files from OS X 10.4.8, and while I would prefer to see a completely free and Darwin based stick, this is what is currently available.
This stick is created using the guide on the AwkwardTV wiki (04/16/2007 version): [url deleted as its not public domain.. yet]- all credits go to the authors there (Mactijn, Dobedobedoh, Hblaschka, Bjdraw, Aholtzma, Mikew, Skoops and Jason). I just cobbled it together.
This stick will automatically install and activate the Mac OS X ssh server on your device and also install the Perian Quicktime component (the latter is pretty useless until you install the Files Plugin for Apple TV). After you activated ssh, you can simply copy files to your Apple TV and modify it using tools like WinSCP or PuTTY.
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Hackorama, hacking your vintage box for fun!.
Este es el primero, de una serie de diseños que intento hacer... sólo por experimentar, y para recibir críticas constructivas de la gente de esta comunidad. La temática tendría que ver con la retro computación, antiguos juegos arcade, etc...
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First Hacks/Hackers Meetup held at Atherton Studio at HPR. Great presentations by Ben Trevino, Jared Kuroiwa and Misa Maruyama.
Sestri Levante (GE)
testing Efke KB 25 ISO
Rodinal 1+25 4'
Minolta Dynax 7 + Konica Minolta AF 17-35 2.8/4