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MakerBotWatch i really like it

posted by Mike Szczys filed under: arduino hacks If you didn’t get the geeky watch you wanted for Christmas you should consider building yourself a MakerBotWatch . The watch is an Arduino, using an ATmega328 microcontroller running the bootloader. The watch has two concentric circles of LEDs for minutes and hours. A vertical row of four LEDs adds in the additional resolution needed to get 60 minutes on the watch face. The schematic and board layout are available from an SVN repository so you can make your own board. The device will go into production as a kit but currently the laser-cut bezel will not be part of it. [via Adafruit ]

WTF

בשעות האחרנות נסיתי לעשות apt-get update זה פשוט מטורף התמונה אומרת הכול ב השוואה ל חול

COS

Plug the Computer-On-a-Stick™ (COS) into your PC or Laptop and instantly transform your old environment into a new and powerful secure workstation – without software installation! 􀀹 Use the COS when your PC or Laptop’s existing OS slows to a crawl or simply fails. 􀀹 Use the COS to create and edit Windows-compatible files & documents. Works with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Paint, and more… 􀀹 View and create Adobe PDF files 􀀹 Retains your own customized desktop settings, address book, or bookmarks each time you plug into a different host PC. 􀀹 Significantly reduce exposure to viruses, worms and spyware. 􀀹 Connect to remote PCs or servers with secure connectivity tools, including VNC, SSH and RDP. Operation 1. Insert the mini CD into your PC or Laptop’s CD-ROM drive. 2. Insert the COS into any available USB Port. 3. Restart your Computer. When your system starts, set your login password (optional). 4. Have Fun! Features • High Speed Access (USB 2.0) • Startup complete typ...

GONE JUST GONE

A Lute of my boosts just gone deleted Google or blogspot !! WTF

P2P Bandwidth Throttling in Israel, Legal and Technological Aspects

Written By: under Categories: File Sharing and Tags: Tags: 012 , barak , bezeq international , bezeqint , deep packet inspection , dpi , File Sharing , internet zahav , netvision , p2p , smile012 0. Abstract Do Israeli Internet Service Providers throttle, delay or block peer-to-peer traffic? This question has been spreading in Israeli forums and file-sharing networks, and has introduced theories from attempts to sell enhanced Internet packages to copyright infringement monitoring. This research, which was conducted between April and September 2009, was meant to check whether the claim was true. Using simple free tools we decided to inspect the legality of DPI and traffic shaping in Israel and whether it exists. Our findings were that there is direct and deliberate interference in P2P traffic by at least 2 out of the 3 major ISPs and that this interference exists by both P2P caching and P2P blocking. The tests, conducted by independent volunteers, were directed by myself and with the ...

Google Chrome OS Release Date Expectation

Last night Google Blog posted “ Introducing the Google Chrome OS ” but no release date was confirmed. Sundar Pichai said Chrome OS is going to be released later this year but our expetation is that Google is going to release it little bit after Windows 7 which is in October. Google is very known for releasing applications to production week before some other company does. Take a look at the Android 1.5 OS for example, they released it before iPhone OS 3.0 came out. Another good example is Chrome Browser which was released on September of last year but just about 1 month before Chrome was released Firefox 3 came out. Google tactic is very predictable when it comes to releasing something to production. First application release they usually do it after some other competitor, because they track users reaction and have 1-2 months of time to either implement “new features” or fix same bugs users complain about it. By the second release to production they tend to release software before the ...

Using SSH Tunnel to connecting the internet

Will the idea is using the SSH secure channel for browsing the internet how we do that: First we need to connect to our SSH domain BUT using the -D option with the port 8080 will : ssh root@the-ip -D 8080 and then in the fire fox browser all we need to do is : Edit >> Preferences >> Advanced >> Network >> Sittings >> Manual proxy configuration >> and change the SOCKS Host to : 127.0.0.1 and the port to 8080 That is it now you can browsing the internet in a secure mode !!

Linux PC stored in USB key

The French are truly crazy, cramming in the equivalent of a full Linux computer into something as small as a USB key that measures 1.4" x 3.3". Known as the USB-9260, this USB key is powered by an ARM926EJ-S processor at a 190MHz clock speed and is aided by 64MB of SDRAM and a 256MB NAND flash for data storage purposes. Other than the main USB 2.0 port, you also get a couple of USB 2.0 host ports and a 10/100 Ethernet port for additional connectivity options. Talk about a truly compact computer! Don't expect to run any games on this though, as the USB-9260 will probably work great as a portable word processor or number cruncher. Source : http://www.calao-systems.com/index.php?lng=en for more information about similar products get in to http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/Linux-For-Devices-Articles/Teeny-weeny-Linux-SBCs/

שמעות מחלת ה לינוקס הגיעה ל קרן קיימת

נציגנו בשטח שלחו תמונות בלעדיות להתפשטות המחלה Say Cheese :-)

Installing Ubuntu using windows PXE

ok first we need a Pxe server we will use TFTP server you can download it here and then we need the netboot for ubuntu and that we can download from here : (i386) or (amd64) 1.ok install the program that is vary simple 2.and then creak a directory name it PXE on drive C: 3.then run the program a nd switch to the tab "DHCP Server" and fill in your network setup like that >> after that click save 4. Now we need to copy the Ubuntu netboot installer over to our PXE root directory 4.1unzip the file netboot 4.2 copy the folder ubuntu-installer to C:\PXE 4.3 copy the folder pxelinux.cfg from ubuntu-installer\i386\ to C:\PXE 4.4 copy the file pxelinux.0 from ubuntu-installer\i386\ to C:\PXE at the end boot from tftp you may need to activate booting from the network interface in the BIOS Good Luck

Hacking The library

בוקר טוב לכולם סוף שבוע משעמם אז החלטתי לעשות קצת בלגאן היום אני צריך מחשב בחינם, איך זה ? השיטה קלה משאלים מחשב מהספרייה וכול מה שצריך לעשות למחוק את ההיסטוריה של ההשאלה חחח פשוט טוב צריך את הסיסמה של אחד מהמפעלים טוב נעשה בדיקה קטנה http://i32.tinypic.com/2u9izxu.jpg זה האתר המסכן של הספרייה שגם עובדי הספרייה משתמשים אז נפעיל את ה wireshark ו בינגו חחחחחחחח זה לא מקודד אפילו http://i32.tinypic.com/2njzeqr.jpg כול מה שנשאר זה לקום קצת מוקדם ללכת לספריה עם כנסת העובדים והשאר תנחשו חחחחחחח

Even Ubuntu 9.04 still not Stable in HP Mini 2133

HP 2133 Mininote Almost non-usable because of weak VIA Chrome9 videocard support in Ubuntu. Software rendering of UNR interface is painful. Also there are minor problems with non-working mic, unstable falling into suspend and wi-fi not always waking up after resume. Known issues: 358793 - UNR jaunty: Slow interface, high CPU load 365688 - Mic doesn't work in jaunty for VIA VT1708 High Definition Audio 233920 - Sleep on lid close work only 1 time 359291 - Broadcom wi-fi card doesn't work after suspend/hibernate 355918 - resolution problem starting X with the wlan network controler activated [Dirk-Heine Hofstede] I installed it at my HP mini-note 2133, and except that the UNR interface reacts slow I didn't encounter any problems so far. My wi-fi card just ran normal and made connection again after I woke my mini up(I have done this only once yet). I didn't use the build in microphone yet, so I can't say anything about that. [Dipock Das] I also installed it on my ...

Circular Waveguide Antenna for 2.45 GHz / 802.11b / WiFi / WLAN

Latest version of this document can be found at http://flakey.info/antenna/waveguide/index.xhtml Last updated - 15th February 2005 | Flakey.info Overview Construction Mounting Cost Warning List of suitable tins References and links Range tests Calculate dimensions using javascript Calculate dimensions from a table of values Diagram showing dimensions Overview We have been experimenting with waveguide antenna, made from old food cans, to massively extend the range of 802.11b wireless networks. All that was required was fitting, in the correct place, a driven element consisting of a short piece of copper wire soldered into the centre of an N-type connector. One of the antennas made from a J&B whiskey tin. Note - This antenna is for use with 802.11b or 802.11g wireless computer networks or 2.4 GHz video sending equipment. It is not for FM / AM / SW / LW radio useage. This was evolved primarily since the Pringle's can antenna. The Pringle's can, being cardboard, does not ...