Change the color of the Apple on a PowerBook. You will need a hex wrench (I didn’t really pay attention to the size), and a credit card type device. You need to use your hex wrench to unscrew the 2 screws on the bottom of of the display. The angle is really bad so you may need to us a smaller size hex than the screws use so you can get at them from an angle. The screws are not in very tight but be careful, you don’t want to strip them or scratch them up too much. Link.
With this website you can rnter your cube’s configuration, and hit solve. The site programs and the source code if you want to check out how it’s all done. Link.
Here’s an online video show devoted to all things PSP hacking. You can download the Windows Media, Torrent or a widescreen version compressed and formatted for the PSP in MP4 format. The first episode is about getting homebrew apps to run on the PSP. Nice to see more web only video content how-to style coming out! Link.
The Computer-On-a-Stick (COS) is a USB Flash Drive featuring its own Onboard Operating System together with a full suite of Microsoft Office-compatible applications. It’s Linux based and includes… the powerful Mozilla Firefox Web Browser, Evolution email, and Yahoo & MSN compatible Instant Messenger for superior Internet connectivity Link.
Modcast is a podcast (if you don’t know what a podcast is, see the FAQ) dedicated to bringing you the latest news from the tech modding community. It’s basically a radio show, but not live, geeky, and dedicated to technological discussions. The main focus is cool mods and hacks for your PC or home electronics, but sometimes we will discuss other topics. Link.
Many hobbyists are beginning to rediscover the appeal of classic microcomputers from the 70s and early 80s.
A furniture maker by day, Andrew Argyle had been making clocks for years when he discovered that eBay had made previously obscure nixie tubes easy to obtain.
