Haiku: The BeOS Successor
Here’s hoping that Haiku can keep it up where BeOS didn’t make it. That was an awesome OS.
Here’s hoping that Haiku can keep it up where BeOS didn’t make it. That was an awesome OS.
This guy has built a proof-of-concept machine for around $250,- which allows you to remotely read RFID chips in passports and then clone them. There’s a video of the machine in action as well.
It seems the only ones with their heads screwed on straight in the UK are the Lords – a non-elected body of oversight on government that are appointed by the queen or by right of birth. It ain’t such a bad thing, having other people checking up on the elected twits. The House of Lords Read more about Lords say surveillance society erodes foundations of UK %u2022 The Register[…]
Very usefull, huge collection of manuals about just about everything.
This one is for the flash on your camera, and uses fibre optics to create the ring directly around the lens. It goes for $5,-
This makes little transparent windows on your desktop to organise your icons in.
Kinetic Energy Recovery System, stores the energy created by regenerative breaking and stores it in a battery. When the driver presses a button, he gets a turbo boost as the energy store is emptied onto the drivetrain. This system gives him up to 6.5s of turbo boost per lap.