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Wiitendo: a Wii in an NES case {Hack a Day}
Aug 11th 2008 1:26PM Take small console, put it in bigger console box, rewires a few things. No i'm not seeing the "coolness" in this one either. First off why put something in a BIGGER case? No modification was needed except extending some wires. But I guess with the economy and other situations Hack-a-day probably isn't getting the real neat stuff it use to.
I liked the music in the video however. 2/10 For me.
Autonomous SWARM at large {Hack a Day}
Aug 6th 2008 9:45PM If I see one I'll pick it up, unplug power take home and have fun with parts. Just kidding. Very neat.
Defcon 16: Badge details released {Hack a Day}
Aug 5th 2008 5:34PM The best part of defcon the last few years has been its badges. So much effort goes into them. Fantastic, next years should have a small display and run linux.
The GIFAR image vulnerability {Hack a Day}
Aug 4th 2008 11:21PM This has been done already. Metasploit did it years ago. Except I don't think it required java to work. Glad to see we STILL are not safe from images. Alwel.
Exposing poorly redacted PDFs {Hack a Day}
Aug 2nd 2008 2:34PM YAWN! Why not just re-edit the pdf and delete the information you don't want shown?
Too many people are complaining about google earth. Its no more info then what someone would get by driving by your house themselves. "Private drives", HA, one trip to the local court house and you can get blue-prints of anyones house. So what good is a private drive?
Essential Bluetooth hacking tools {Hack a Day}
Aug 1st 2008 8:22PM These tools have been part of the Auditor 2 toolset for years. I am surprised it has just now reached hack-a-day. BT was a good idea, but the security codes for it are a joke.
And don't worry just because germany changed some laws someone else somewhere else could always pick up the project.
Surveillance as art {Hack a Day}
Jul 26th 2008 1:17PM I remember a few years ago seeing some lady in NY doing something kind of like this. She hooked up a bunch of cctv cameras and captured people as they walked by, I think some of the cameras where in sculptures she made.
I don't see why cameras in public bother people so much though. Around here if anyone sees a camera they start complaining about privacy. I think this is a neat idea anyways.
eMachines bores us to tears, burns our eyes with cheap new desktops {Engadget}
Jul 2nd 2008 2:23PM Specs are ok, but eMachine is not my favorite, a lot of MSI mobo problems in the past. And you could always buy another case if its that ugly. How many people actually display their stock case anyways?
OpenMoko Neo FreeRunner available for order July 4, shipping July 7 {Engadget}
Jul 2nd 2008 1:44PM Yawn @ arguing people.
1. Open Source platform (make your own apps)
2. First run of this product (Newer + more features coming soon)
3. Android will probably steal the market since openmoko has waited so long to release.
4. What ever happened to actually leaving a comment about the article?
FreeSat TV service goes live across the UK {Engadget}
May 6th 2008 11:29AM Before long freesat co. will force cable to follow, after that it will all be available online for free, Most large companies already offer many of their shows free online. I'm just waiting for the day when miro and the rest offer something worth watching.
Still waiting for the day when all internet and cable/sat is free here in the US, but I won't hold my breath.
