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Month: July 2009

NL passes data retention law

Posted on July 17, 2009 by Robin Edgar

In a blow to freedom and privacy, the Dutch have passed a law requiring ISPs and telco’s te retain all kinds of personal data about a person’s online and telecomunications transactions for the period of at least 12 months, despite not having been able to prove that this helps at all against terrorism (which is Read more about NL passes data retention law[…]

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Californian plant photographs

Posted on July 16, 2009 by Robin Edgar

These photographs take years to make and dicovering the process has taken years. The results are amazing..

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How to Get Rid of Black Circles Under Your Eyes

Posted on July 15, 2009August 31, 2017 by Robin Edgar

12 different methods to get rid of puffy eyes. How to Get Rid of Black Circles Under Your Eyes: 12 steps (with video) – wikiHow. Health Ambition has an article on the value of vitamin K

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WEP Cracking Redux: Beyond the Command Line

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Robin Edgar

This is a good rundown of the varying ways  to crack WEP enabled wifi networks, with some links to WPA cracking as well. WEP Cracking Redux: Beyond the Command Line – Security – Lifehacker.

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External iPhone Mic Supposedly Gets 10x Better Audio ‘Reception’

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Robin Edgar

External iPhone Mic Supposedly Gets 10x Better Audio ‘Reception’ – Iphone microphone – Gizmodo.

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Homemade Steadicam

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Robin Edgar

This thing is made up from a few pieces of PVC piping, costs around $10,- to make and works really really well. Homemade Steadicam Costs About $24,990 Less Than The Real Thing – Steadicam – Gizmodo.

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TomTom’s GPS-Enhancing Car Adapter

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Robin Edgar

Tom Tom has a GPS unit which plugs into your iphone. It’s better than the iphone’s built in unit, so you should be able to use it in built up areas properly. It looks like it’ll work on the Touch as well. TomTom’s GPS-Enhancing Car Adapter Should Work With The iPod Touch – TomTom – Read more about TomTom’s GPS-Enhancing Car Adapter[…]

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SoundAMP hearing aid app for iPhone

Posted on July 15, 2009July 15, 2009 by Robin Edgar

“you run the app with your earbuds plugged in, and then sit back and enjoy listening to the sweet sounds of whatever’s going on around you — only louder. The app allows you to control volume and tone, and you can also replay the last 30 seconds of what you’ve been hearing — in case Read more about SoundAMP hearing aid app for iPhone[…]

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Volume Boost – Make your iPhone Louder

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Robin Edgar

Volume boost is a pretty sweet tweak that makes your audio louder. When you download this you don’t get any preference app, you have to enable it through Winterboard. This tweak can be found using the ModMyI source. This can be used on any firmware, which may be useful for those who have yet to Read more about Volume Boost – Make your iPhone Louder[…]

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Get your 3GS iBSS certificate for possible jailbreak – Hackint0sh

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Robin Edgar

This gets your iphone 3GS certificate information, which is quite possibly important as Apple can use it to verify and block jailbroken iphones from updating or downgrading..

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The Missing Sync for iPhone 2.0

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Robin Edgar

This syncs more than itunes does, such as docs, notes, voicemail, text messages, call history and much more..

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Easter Island wonder drug ‘adds decade to life’

Posted on July 12, 2009July 12, 2009 by Robin Edgar

Rapamycin is a bacterial product found in soil samples on remote Easter Island in the South Pacific. Apparently it adds around 14% extra life to rats in labs..

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Newest Thesaurus online

Posted on July 8, 2009 by Robin Edgar

it’s taken 44 years of work, but the Oxford Thesaurus is finally complete

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