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Hackszine has a great round up of all the iPhone hackery that has begun… Hackers have been hard at work on the iPhone from a couple of angles. The iPhone restore image has been making the rounds, and hackers quickly discovered two disk images in it: one is a small ramdisk image (694-5259-38.dmg) that kickstarts […]
iFixit did exactly what we want to see, an iPhone take apart. This concludes the MAKE iPhone coverage, thank you – Link.
Nick made a temperature-based computer fan controller that use a reverse-biased diode for temperature sensing – From a design standpoint, the only complaint I have about my Shuttle small form factor desktop is the extremely fragile on-board fan controllers. All three have died over the past two years after being used to regulate the single […]
The Neuros OSD is a great linux based media player you can hack up to do all sorts of interesting things, the latest is a YouTube browser… Neuros announced today that it’s releasing a beta version of a YouTube browser for its award-winning Neuros OSD. With this release, the device can now be used to […]
It’s about time… A server completely made from duct tape, four rolls of gray Nashua duct tape, a quarter roll of translucent 3M duct tape. The fan guard is made from duct tape too… – [via] Link.
Azog writes – We probably saved about $50, but spent about four hours. I don’t know if you can measure it this way, but it’s a helluva lot more satisfying to hack up your own case. Off-the-shelf case modding has become so mainstream, people don’t even need to pick up a real tool, so there’s […]
If you’re not getting an iPhone, or don’t feel like waiting days in line for one, Mark has put together a nice iNoPhone” guide for some alternatives… Link.
