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Friday, November 13, 2009

The Samsung Moment An android phone

Engadget kind of slammed this phone, but I bought it anyways. They said:


On that level, we applaud Sprint for staying on the ball and recognizing that the keyboardless Hero wasn't enough to satisfy every last subscriber who'd like to get in on Android. Thing is, the Moment still feels like a first-generation device -- and for a platform that launched commercially a solid year ago, that's not really acceptable.

Engadget Review

I haven't really owned a smartphone since my sidekick 2(if you even consider that a smart phone), so maybe I'm not the guy to make judgement. But I love this phone. The pictures it takes are acceptable quality:



***To see full size photo click, then on the flickr page click all sizes, then click original***

The videos it takes are the same:


And the fact that I can listen to last.fm from and to work makes me happy. The only thing I think that feels first generation about this device, is that it's a little thick. But with an 800Mhz processor which is one of the faster chips in the android phone, and a full qwerty keyboard, the thickness doesn't bother me. I used an iPod touch as my PDA before I got my Moment, however the moment has completely replaced this device. The only real criticism I have of this device is that it came with android 1.5, rather than 1.6 or 2.0....What up with that? But really that hasn't affected my experience, all the apps I wanted are there...with the exception of a kindle app, which I REALLY enjoyed on my ipod touch. But there are no kindle apps on any android. But I have heard that they are making a kindle app for the mac...one day in the far future. So I guess I'll wait for that.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Having an imaginary relationship with a flickr person. (Stalking ?)

This tutorial/manual will go over the very basics of stalking someone on flickr. It's simple, and you can't get herpes from flickr. I have lots of reasons for doing what I do, but I figured it's more interesting, how I do what I do. There is only one strict rule to this "game", DO NOT MAKE CONTACT - YOU ARE DOING SOMETHING MOST PEOPLE CONSIDER CREEPY AND UNNACCEPTABLE. No matter how endearing you believe you are, you aren't. You're just a creep. It's best to be a happy alone creep. Or a broken depressed alone creep....without a restraining order.

Look through flickr for a subject, you might want to start on the Most Recent Photo page. It's best to choose someone with at least 1000 photos. Don't watch the videos at first, I'll talk about videos in closing. Look through every photo, and extract information. Sometimes it will be blatant, like a skyline you recognize revealing the place they are at. Sometimes things will be subtle, always look for writing in the background. Any sort of information that might reveal more about there personality, habits, hobbies, medications, and work(More about medications below). Pay attention to things like, what tv shows and books are in the background, or what programs are running on there computer, and if you get a picture of the dock or the task bar, study it for things you can figure out about them, like creative programs, like photoshop or Reason. Often times you will get pictures of food, a good indication of diet, let's you know if there vegan or on a macrobiotic diet or whatever. Are they messy, are they neat? Keep notes in a notepad/TextEdit.app/gedit file, if you have a bad memory.


Adding them as a contact on flickr, or favoriting a photo, is probably okay, just for your convience of finding their page...however, favoriting 500 of their photos is not ok. Dead give away you're a weirdo. You don't want to be on the radar, no matter how much you think you do.

If you divine there real name from the photos, or account info, use pipl.com to do a search this will reveal all there other online accounts. If you don't have there name use there flickr screen name to search on other social networks. Last.fm is my favorite because I can compare musical tastes. Some social networks, like facebook, etc are to revealing about the person to have an idealic imaginary relationship with them, so stay away from these.

The best place to look up what medications is always google, just don't go to the pharmaceutical companie's website about the drug, that's never interesting, you want a wikipedia site or medical site. By the way, if you just get a shot of the pill imprint code, the best place to look that up on is rxlist.com. Of course the best way to glean information from medications is just being familiar with drugs in general, and if you're reading this you probably have a pharmocopia your self, so that shouldn't be an issue.

If you see that they have a boyfriend, or girlfriend, just innundate that person with horrible qualities, and pay particular attention to shots, were they are together but unhappy.

FAQ:

Ok this guide was awesome...so awesome in fact now I'm madly passionately in love with this person, what the fuck did you do to me? FIX IT!

Ok so this is what the videos are for, video's are the fastest thing to help you find faults in someone. Like a horrible southern drawl you didn't expect. Go through the pictures one more time and look for things that just annoy the piss out of you. Like something they wrote that was incredibly unclever, or conji tattoos. Or look at that endearing picture of her crying, and think "That's just a crazy crying bitch, would hate to deal with her shit all the time". It helps

Is this healthy?
Probably not, no.

Are there advanced techniques not included in this manual/tutorial?
Yes, but it's probably unethical to post them on the intarwebs.

Why the focus on Medications?
Usually people who have thousands of pictures of themselves publically available online, have a screw loose. I mean look at me for fuck's sake.

Any practical applications for this "game" ?
I guess if one were so inclined, by building scenarios in your head, like seeing your subject at a fair and then implanting yourself at the fair and thinking about the fun you would have would be it's own reward. Ok not really, but something it would help with, is if you had to lie on the spot about a whole day or thing that happened. With the memory of pictures you can add a level of detail and complexity to your lies that make them very believable.

Why would I do that?
You're reading a post on a hacker culture blog, about having a fake relationship with someone who has a flickr account....I'm pretty sure fucked up shit happens to you a lot, and some of that probably involves lieing.

Why do you do this?
I have problems...lots and lots of problems, and it's pretty much a good thing I never meet these people.

You're a fucking psychopath.
That's not a question.

Monday, November 9, 2009

I see what you did there.....with my childhood

Friday, October 30, 2009

woot PhreakNIC, see you guys around 4:00

http://www.phreaknic.info/pn13/ woot Hometown Hacker con

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Script for finding servers of a particular kind. IIS Apache or Otherwise.

For this script you need to have nmap installed. In the example script I made I am search for IIS servers but you can use it to search for any kind, just search for them in the format that nmap saves them as. So apache servers would change the variable to this:
my $webserver_type = qr!(Apache)!;

So this script saves all open servers to one file, all servers of a particular type to another file, and it saves all results to a file. You can cahnge where those files are by editing these variables:
my $hunt = "/root/serverhunt";
my $found = "/root/found";
my $open_file = "/root/open";

**Oh and it just appends to the file, so you can run it and it will never overwrite your progress, just add to it.**


This does scans randomly in increments of 100, you can change how many times you want it to loop by changing this variable:
my $howmanyloops = "1";
So if you wanted to do it twice you would put:
my $howmanyloops = "2";

Ok so before you get going with this you probably need to be aware of the legality of port scanning. Port scanning may attract unwanted attention. Talk to a lawyer before port scanning. I'm not liable for you using this script. Etc Etc....



use strict;
use warnings;

my $webserver_type = qr!(IIS)!;
my $open = qr!(open)!;
my $howmanyloops = "1";

my $hunt = "/root/serverhunt";
my $found = "/root/found";
my $open_file = "/root/open";

my $nmap_scan;
my @hunt_file;
my $line;
my $iter = 0;

while($iter < $howmanyloops){
$nmap_scan = `nmap -sV -iR 100 -P0 -p 80 -oG $hunt`;
open HUNT, $hunt;
@hunt_file = ;
close(HUNT);
open FOUND, ">>", $found;
open OPENFILE, ">>", $open_file;
foreach(@hunt_file){
$line = $_;
if($line =~ $webserver_type){
print FOUND $line;
}
if($line =~ $open){
print OPENFILE $line;
}
}
++$iter;
}
close(FOUND);

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Installing SuperCollider3 on Fedora 11

So I went to install supercollider on Fedora and I was using the standard instructions:
http://swiki.hfbk-hamburg.de:8888/MusicTechnology/479

But I had some extra problems and solutions I would like to share:
Most of the dependencies I already had installed:
See Here

So basically install all the dependencies from the normal instruction sheet tells you to with yum, plus to be on the same side do them all again with -devel tagged on the end.

I compiled fftw from scratch because when I did a search for it in yum it wasn't there(I had searched for fftw3f), and so I was looking for the solution to get it to show up in scons,(when you ran scons it said Checking for fftw3f... no ) and someone on OpenSuse said compiling with the --enable-float option helped them(./configure --enable-float). This didn't help me in Fedora, however I did another search and realized that it WAS in yum, so I installed it and the devel package:
yum -y install fftw
yum -y install fftw-devel

After you build with scons you can launch, supercollider with this:
/usr/local/bin/sclang

However I wanted to add the SwingOSC to mine, so I downloaded that tar:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/swingosc/
After you download that, in terminal navigate to the dir and run
sh install_linux_system.sh /usr/local
(The /usr/local is because of the way supercollider was installed)

Create a file called .sclang.sc in your user folder with these options:

GUI.swing;
SwingOSC.java = "/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk-1.6.0.0/jre/bin/java";
SwingOSC.program = ("/usr/bin/SwingOSC.jar").standardizePath;
SwingOSC.default.boot;

So that file would be, /home/user/.sclang.sc or /root/.sclang.sc, and these paths are Fedora specefic.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Setting up JACKD (Ardour) with your M-Audio Delta 1010lt on fedora 11

First thing make sure jack is installed. Next check your alsamixer by typing:
alsamixer
Press f6 to see what your m-audio sound card is, mine was one, as opposed to 0, which was the default so I'll start jackd like this:
/usr/bin/jackd -d alsa --device hw:1

Start ardour or whatever you are routing too.

Then use your favorite graphical jack tool to set up the routing, I use:

qjackctl


***You may have some problems, if you start any of these as different users, so if your just selecting some things out of the menu, and doing other things in the terminal, don't change to root in terminal.***

Installing all the shit you need on fedora core

So I just built a new fedora box...woot. But the problem is I set it all up by hand which is stupid. So I wrote a script in bash for everything I did, so next time I don't have to. First I did it with bash and then I did it with perl. Make sure, your root if you choose to run these scripts, they should be easy to edit to install what you want, becuase there pretty simple, in the perl one you just need to replace the stuff in @yum_installs. Also run yum update, before you run.(The bash one includes two tar balls, not in the perl one)


RUN AS ROOT
RUN YUM UPDATE FIRST


Bash:


#!/bin/bash
#run as root
#prep
cd /root
mkdir /root/tar
#Necessities for existence/development
yum -y install xchat
yum -y install screen
yum -y install cpan
yum -y install wget
yum -y install PCRE
yum -y install cmake
yum -y install gtk+
yum -y install pygame
yum -y install python-devel
yum -y install cmake
yum -y install cmake-devel
yum -y install liblo
yum -y install liblo-devel
yum -y install gcc-c++-devel
yum -y install cmake-gui
#robotics
yum -y install nxt_python
yum -y install pybluez
#Audio programs setup
yum -y install libsndfile
yum -y install libsndfile-devel
yum -y install qjackctl
yum -y install zynaddsubfx
yum -y install vkeybd
yum -y install qtjack-devel
yum -y install csound
yum -y install csound-devel
yum -y install portmidi
yum -y install rosegarden4
yum -y install jamin
yum -y install jack-audio-connection-kit-devel
yum -y install ctapi-cyberjack-devel
yum -y install zynjacku
yum -y install ardour
#installs of utilities through tar balls
#Yes, you can get nmap through yum, however Fyodor reccommends a source install
#and to be honest, it isn't that hard
cd /root/tar
wget http://nmap.org/dist/nmap-5.00.tar.bz2
tar -xvf nmap-5.00.tar.bz2
cd /root/tar/nmap-5.00
./configure
make
make install
cd /root/tar
wget http://download.gna.org/algoscore/AlgoScore-081112.tar.bz2
tar -xvf AlgoScore-081112.tar.bz2
cd /root/tar/AlgoScore
./make_build



Perl version:


#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my $yum;

my @yum_installs = qw(
xchat screen cpan
wget pcre-devel cmake
gtk+ pygame python-devel
cmake cmake-devel liblo
liblo-devel gcc-c++-devel cmake-gui
libsndfile libsndfile-devel qjackctl
zynaddsubfx vkeybd qtjack-devel
csound csound-devel portmidi
rosegarden4 jamin jack-audio-connection-kit-devel
ctapi-cyberjack-devel zynjacku ardour
nxt_python pybluez
);

array_cracker();

sub array_cracker(){
foreach(@yum_installs){
print $_;
$yum = `yum -y install $_`;
print $yum;
}
}

Monday, October 19, 2009

Had to Change ABSPATH after moving my wordpress blog fuckinfiction

I choose to move my wordpress blog, fuckinfiction from, wereboobs.com/fuckinfiction to fuckinfiction.wereboobs.com. Now I choose to do this to try to clean up server a little bit, and that required a directory move as well, however after the move I couldn't get to the admin interface because the ABSPATH or Absolute Path, within the database was still pointing to the old directory. To fix it this required two database changes. The recommendation that I read said to go in with phpMyAdmin, and to make the changes, I however had no interest in installing that on my server, so I could have done it by hand, However, I'm typically prone to error when doing that kind of stuff. So I did it with and app called Sequel Pro, which was really spiffy. It created the SSH port forwarding so I didn't have to.

Ok so if you need to do this, you should navigate to your wordpress database
Navigate to wp_options
change siteurl (row 1)
and home (row 39)
to your fqdn
for me that is http://fuckinfiction.wereboobs.com

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Some Bad photography of mine, and my nxt stuff

Suffer?


I took a couple shots of my NXT face I made. Video with functionality soon.

Blog News

The blog has been on a bit of a slow streak, But I should have some more over the robot stuff soon and I am reading some interesting security books right now as well, so some of that may leech there way here as well. There is a local( Nashville ) hacker con ( PhreakNIC ) at the end of October I will most likely go to, however, Electric Six is playing the 31st, and there is no way I am missing that. You should check and see if you have local hacker cons, if you're not in the Nashville area, there are probably more than you think. Check out the new update on wereboobs fuckin fiction ( http://wereboobs.com/fuckinfiction ), that would be my fiction blog for those of you uninitiated.
In other news:

Interesting Reboot Remix videos:
http://cyjon.net/videos.php

Hipster Please! has a very interesting review of Schaffer the Dark Lord's new album.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Singularity Summit: a brief review

Singularity Summit: a brief review

This is a review by the guy that does Dresden Codak, of the Singularity Summit. This review is exactly what I wanted to know about the summit. I suggest you read it if you have any interest in the Singularity, or Artificial Intelligence.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Very Simple Tutorial for pygame and arduino, to get started making a gui for arduino part 1



This is how to get started, with python and your arduino, brining up the begginings of a GUI. It's just a taste of what you can do and I hope to go further on the subject. You need pygame, and the python firmata installed(explained here), and your arduino must have the firmata software on it as explained here. Here is the code I stole/wrote for getting the arduino to blink when you click within pygame. This outline should get you started with fun stuff:


#! /usr/bin/env python

import pygame
from firmata import *

proArduino = Arduino('/dev/ttyUSB0')
proArduino.pin_mode(13, firmata.OUTPUT)
proArduino.delay(2)

LEFT = 1
x = y = 0
screen = pygame.display.set_mode((640, 480))
running = 1

def blinky(pin_n):
proArduino.digital_write(pin_n, firmata.LOW)
proArduino.delay(2)
proArduino.digital_write(pin_n, firmata.HIGH)
proArduino.delay(2)


while running:
event = pygame.event.poll()
if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
running = 0
elif event.type == pygame.MOUSEBUTTONDOWN and event.button == LEFT:
blinky(13)

screen.fill((100,0,0))
pygame.display.flip()



Right now I am experimenting with a lot of diffrent things(forking etc.), to see how the arduino and pygame can best interoperate.

Prepping Fedora Core for NXT brick, and Arduino, to be used with pygame and mod_python, in a python environment

If you do a fresh install of Fedora 11, you just need to save this script and run it as root on your machine, once you have saved it with a .sh extenstion, open the terminal, use the command su to become root, then navigate to the directory you have saved it in. Change the permissions, before you try to run it, so it is executable. Run it by typing dot then slash the the script name: ./scriptname.sh

Before the script:
su
chmod 777 scriptname.sh


#! /bin/bash
yum -y install mod_python
mkdir -p /var/www/html/test
cat <<-EOF >/etc/httpd/conf.d/pythonTwo.conf
<Directory /var/www/html/test>
AddHandler python-program .py
PythonHandler mptest
PythonDebug On
</Directory>
EOF
cat <<-EOF >/var/www/html/test/mptest.py
#!/usr/bin/python
from mod_python import apache

def handler(req):
req.send_http_header()
req.write("Hello World!")
return apache.OK
EOF
yum -y install python-devel
yum -y install git
git clone http://github.com/lupeke/python-firmata.git
cd python-firmata
python setup.py install
yum -y install gcc
yum -y install pybluez
yum -y install nxt_python
yum -y install pygame
/usr/sbin/apachectl restart


**caveat**
Be careful where you save it, it will create a directory for the python-firmata in that directory. If you use this right when your machine boots, there is a possibility the yum updater will start using yum, if the script will pause until the updater is finished using yum then continue, or you can run it before you start the script.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Hackforums.net was purchased

It appears that hackforums will be back up shortly, under new managment.

Malvager is down, my fault

I put a bad iptables command into it. It will be up and running soon.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Omni has closed HF, malvager.com attempts to step up

Omni has closed hackforums.net, malvager.com is trying to fill that gap. So if you would like please join us at malvager.com.

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Blinking an LED over the web, with python firmata, php, and apache.



This was done on a mac, however it should be the same or very similar on a linux system as well. Either way you need a webserver with php running, and an arduino conneceted via ftdi(usb probably) to your computer. You will also need to install the python firmata module, which is pretty straight forward, and you can get that here: http://github.com/lupeke/python-firmata.

This is to show you how to make an led blink, using a web page you have coded, and an arduino. Why would I show you how to do something so insignificant? The idea, is that this would be a place to start, with any sort of, over the web arduino fun. There are a list of caveats at the end.

Open the arduino program, then select File->Examples->Firmata->Standard Firmata. Then upload this to your board. If you have problems uploading, be sure you have the right board and serial port selected under tools. My cpanel.php file looked like this:


<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<form action="cpanel2.php" method="post">
On <input type="radio" name="light" />Light
<input type="submit" />
</form>
<?php
$password = $_POST["password"];
$light_on = $_POST["light"];
if(isset($light_on)){
$execute_light = `/Users/dustycarver/python/led2.py`;
}
?></body>
</html>



$execute_light should equal the pathname to your python firmata file, and should be surrounded my backticks(`), not single quotes(').Your python file should look like this:


#! /usr/bin/env python
"""
Simple LED blinking example using Python Firmata
Copyright (C) 2008 laboratorio (info@laboratorio.us)

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see .
"""

from firmata import *

a = Arduino('/dev/tty.usbserial-FTE4W74Q')
a.pin_mode(13, firmata.OUTPUT)
a.delay(2)

a.digital_write(13, firmata.HIGH)
a.delay(2)
a.digital_write(13, firmata.LOW)
a.delay(2)


You can see I stole the code from the python firmata example, however I took out the loop so it would do only one sequence of blinks. Your "a =" line should have the address of your Arduino device.

Caveats:
Obviously this has limitations, it has to negotiate the connection with the arduino each time and that's a lot of overhead, so this is probably a good way to get started on something like turning your lights on at home before you get there, and less real time stuff. I am working on a mod_python deal, so that the connection is ever present and will submit that, if it ever becomes fruitful.

Just lost a terrabyte drive

I just lost a terabyte drive because of a cheap, usb to ide/ide2.5/sata connector. In the past I have had good luck with these, but this one was extremely shoddily mad and a bad connection was made. You could smell the drive cooking. I was working on a robotic web interface when this happened. That will be delayed until I can figure out what all is lost, and how I will cope. I also lost all my iTunes purchased music and will let you know if they give me my music back.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

It's my Birthday and the guys at Malvager made this for me

http://bsday.pcriot.com/

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

DIY djsteveporter kanye west and jay z



I'm a big fan of dj Steve Porter and Jay Z....Man I love this shit.

Saturday, September 5, 2009

8 bit Trip Video

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Single and Famous, Kflay and MC Lars



Yeah I think Lars is a douche.....that being said, he knows how to rock.

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Malvager Lulz


More fan work for Malvager, This one from proxy

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Updates on el blogo

I am going to try and have something fun an programmy out by the end of this weekend, don't know if that's possible. I am making some headway on my music, which is good. I started a fiction blog for my fiction writing at http://wereboobs.com/fuckinfiction/. So if you guys want to read my fiction you can do that.

As a robotocist I have a new favorite comic, replacing erfworld...Dresden Codak.

Ray Kurzweil even gets a mention...damn.

Friday, August 7, 2009

Hardware Hacking Badges

Flava Flav 2

I don't think they had the best design, but they had the most style, and two of my favorite new friends.
My favorite because I met them the first night. Heise of Evil Council Org Jason Bourne'd that som' bitch. And wrapped his hand in cloth and punched the glass out of the clock. Jordan was the co author of this flava-flav style hack, and his web residence is semicomplete.com. I noticed he has a lot of arp security stuff, which of course is close to my heart. Click the Pic for the whole flickr series.

It seems that Heise's main residence is really his blog.


Btw there Finished picture is here

How bsdpunk, and the blog are doing.

At defcon....I hurt myself. Bad. I twisted my ankle. I busted a knee. I hit my head on a...well I don't remember, it hurt though. Besides that I'm well....Oh wait, no I am not. I am seeing a GP regularly as well as a specialist. My grandmother who most of you know I live with, just had a mini-stroke. I am being unfairly treated by a Debt collection service agency, who continually offer impossible itinerary for deposits, and I don't mean like I don't have enough money I just mean I tell them when I get paid and there like, ok just have the money in our account the day before(ok not that extreme, but still not possible){There name is DCS btw, student loans of course}. I Haven't programmed anything so I haven't put anything up but, looking at the stuff on semicomplete.com makes me hopeful. Started righting less nerdcore more electroclashy/industrial music....it sounds awful so far.
On the good side I met a few people at defcon. One was @spaceageminds, he will be selling computer systems soon so check him out. I also met a fellow I may be collaborating with on some music with, which is nice.

Vegas sucks. Defcon is Good

Airport Vegas

Yes there are slots in the airport.

Las Vegas sucks. Why does Vegas suck? It's expensive the people suck, except the bellmen, and the hackers of course. The bus is expensive(I know, I ride buses). The strip club sucks(seriously she ripped the scar tissue in my back, seriously). Vegas fucking sucks. Everyone's desperate and everyone's a con....I know I know I did it wrong, here's how I failed at vegas and how you can succeed.

I stayed at the Riviera.
Fail: Over 80 bucks a night.
Should have stayed at circus circus across the street, much cheaper.

Food:
Fail, mostly I bought stuff at the convience store in the hotel(sandwhices), about 5 bucks a piece.
Should have taken the 7 dollar all day bus pass first day and loaded up on groceries off the strip/old strip.

Many more fails, dancing injuries etc... but anyways vegas sucks, it's expensive.

Defcon is good....well for what I wanted was, it is ok.

I went to network with people. This was a total disaster. The whole con was so clicky it was hard to infiltrate groups and just talk to people. I tried really hard. I am positive I shook over a thousand hands(very difficult for someone as introverted as myself). I TRIED. I didn't get to talk to that many people though, that sucked, leave comments on how to do that better if you know. Everyone I met said, go to shmoocon it's better for that.
The hardware hacking room was SO AWESOME and if I wasn't just trying to meet people, I would have probably spent all my time there. There were all kinds of contests and if I wanted to be involved in one of those I would have had a better time, when you have a chance look up:

badge hacking (look forward to a post on two of my favorite people's badge hack)
gringo warrior challenge
The CTF
Scavanger Challenge

The EFF party was awesome, and int80 of DualCore was awesome, he got me to get up to the party and introduced me to a lot of cool people. Thanks int80, he is @dualcore if you are interested.

There was no free swag in the vendors area....unless you bought stuff...and you know me, I bought to many books. There was a place called Unix Surplus that had a lot of great deals on servers and old mac and sgi boxes. There site is currently :/ but maybe they will restock after defcon and have a good ebay site or something soon.

Monday, July 27, 2009

Celebrity Collage by MyHeritage

DON'T CLICK ON IT. It will just take you to there stupid site...so I guess if you want to go there go ahead and click on it. But anyway, I was just happy a computer thought I looked like Alan Rickman.

PS Incredibly disappointed I looked like someone from Linkin Park.



http://www.myheritage.com/collage

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PS I really hope I age as well as Alan Rickman.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Hacker / Music Pad




My new digs, yo. I set up my room in a more hackerish/studio style. Tell me what you think. The before picture set can be seen here. And the after picture set can be seen here.