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• Don't put a box back together until you're sure it's working.
  Never bolt the sides back onto a computer you're building until you're absolutely, positively, cutting-charge-wrapped-around-a-major-artery serious that it's working exact
• The law of hardware quantum indeterminancy.
  If you just look at the outside of a piece of hardware you can't tell if it's working or not, but if you open the housing to peek inside you will unquestionably break it.
• Electronics projects to make you sit up and take notice.
  During my daily morning mainline injection of news on the Net this week, a couple of electronics projects caught my eye that I hadn't seen before. The first is a project f
• OCZ Neural Impulse Actuator notes and roll-up post.
  While reading the files in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/usb/ I got it in my head to see if anyone else had spent any time reverse engineering the OCZ NIA , or at least had
• The OCZ NIA and Linux.
  As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I recieved as a Yule gift an OCZ NIA , a hardware device aimed at gamers which acts as one part EEG and one part biofeedback monitor.
• The RepRap build-a-thon in review.
  The weekend of the RepRap build-a-thon at HacDC started off simply: Lyssa and I went to dinner at Konami. We haven't been out for sushi for a number of months, due to my g
• OK, OK, OK, -1, -1, -2, -2, -3, incap, regenerating, dead.
  I haven't been posting a whole lot lately since Lyssa and I got back from Pittsburgh two weekends ago; we'd gone home to finalize the wedding plans that remained, such as
• Just like your friends, don't abandon your boxen, either.
  A basic maxim of information security is that when someone has physical access to a machine, all bets are off. If someone can touch a box, they can do pretty much whatever
• Where did they get this?
  I'm at HacDC at the moment, and I'm trying to figure out where the hell they got this . For the record, the inscription reads "Hot-Shot Electric Shock Prod model B12".
• Military develops firewall appliance for battlefield networks.
  Following battlefield tales that Hezbollah had compromised the IDF communications network during operations in Lebanon last year, defense contractors have developed Meshne
• The new mail server is almost finished.
  Thanks to Lyssa and a quick run to Micro Center on Monday night, I had enough parts to put together a new mail server who seems to want to be named Akara. I'm not sure if
• This could make me go back to using desktop cases.
  The retrocomputing enthusiasts over at briel.com are developing a desktop case that I really, really would like to get my hands on after they start producing them: It look
• FIXED: A late 20th century grimoire?
  This is one of the neatest art hacks I've seen in a while. Let me explain: Books are ultimately tools for storing information in a non-volatile manner for ease of transpor
• Just when you thought you were hardcore...
  The more densely packed computing circuitry becomes, the fast it can run, in part because the connection paths are so short. Until room-temperature superconductors are inv
• A new world record!
  The hacker spirit perseveres in all things, especially when it comes to squeezing every last compute cycle out of one's hardware. OC Team Italy set a new world record rece

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