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NETSUI says:
Any one put OSX on a PC yet?
http://lifehacker.com/348653/install-os-x-on-your-hackintosh-pc-no-hacking-required
topic of the year hungh? :)
posted Apr 7
NETSUI says:
Boot commands for mac: I always keep a list of the most recent and past boot commands around.
I have yet to find a complete list for OSX 10.5, I will post it after finals.
however I thought it nice just to post
WHAT IS SAFE BOOT for now.
and MORE HERE BOOT-ing
If any one has a list of boot commands this is a good place to post it.
posted Apr 3
NETSUI says:
Apple powerbook and macbook pro motion sensors. A co-worker was asking me, "how do they get the machine to respond like that" (asking about the cool physics 'liquid' tilt module and iAlertU, smackbook...)so I researched and thus far this is what I found: from kernlethread: The PowerBook Sudden Motion Sensor
what
HERE
posted Apr 3
NETSUI says:
iALERTUhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkAtRfA1UXc
my only problem with this, is that all some one has to do, is well, shut your note book.
hmmm...
posted Mar 30
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Chris says:
i got this too, but i guess the only security you have is not to leave the notebook. it also gets disabled when you plug in headphones or something.
posted Apr 1
NETSUI says:
Yea, it's kinda a useless, but pretty funny hax. I really like seeing all the ways people exploit the architecture of the hard / soft of these machines. pretty neat ;)
posted Apr 3
Chris says:
alright, i stand corrected. latest version i tried of ialertu doesn't disable alarm when closing the screen. also, when the motion sensor sensitivity is set to high, you can't drop a hair on it without going off, so plugging something in definitely doesn't disable anything either, cool
posted Apr 3
NETSUI says:
Basic UNIX learning:
{my first website was built from unix, FTP was only available through unix then... now there is gui, but the power is still in the DIR!}
Intro to Unix and the terminal :)
Z E R 0
UNIX in 10 min.
0 N E
basic unix
T W 0
Good Unix "sugestions" (habits)
T H R E E
posted Mar 27
NETSUI says:
smackbook pro
what it is...
how to...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgbuEbGGamU&feature=related
posted Mar 27
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Chris says:
is there any difference to using this instead of spaces? except for the fun part of smacking your machine maybe?
posted Mar 28
NETSUI says:
It's all about the slap, of course I am sure people have tweaked it. ; }
There are also similar videos out there with different more graceful hand gestures.
test it, let us know more!
posted Mar 28
Chris says:
i gotta say, it's pretty funny. i only would need the slap gesture when in front of a windows machine though ;)
i see there's terminal stuff involved, will test next week or so.
posted Mar 28
NETSUI says:
exactly haha. I remember when the multiple WindowsOS desktop(s) views was all the rage, haha!
wait a min., I think I am going to put it on my work computer, and just spook people! ha!
posted Mar 28
NETSUI says:
My favorite part about the tutroial, is that you can just drag a file into the terminal and it will *poof* write the path, I had no idea ;))
posted Apr 3
NETSUI says:
Here are some links:
english for now, I try to find more international sites later. cheers
posted Feb 11
JasonK says:
Here's the list of Mac Startup shortcuts I have:
command option O F -=- Invoke Open Firmware
command option P R -=- Reset PRAM
T -=- Startup in FireWire Target Disk Mode
option -=- Invoke Startup Manager
command S -=- Invoke single-user mode
command V -=- Invoke verbose mode
C -=- Boot from CD/DVD
X -=- Boot into OS X (if you previously booted from OS 9 on the same volume)
shift (immediately at startup) -=- Safe boot
shift (after boot screen, until login screen) -=- Override auto-login
shift (after login screen) -=- Safe login
option escape, then click on a user -=- Present name/password login dialog instead of list of users
posted May 1
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NETSUI says:
OH YAY, will experiment marrow!
Thanx J!!!!
Have you played with the speech recognition yet?
posted May 5