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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 ...