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  • How To Make A James Bond Spy Phone

    November 30, 2012 // davisde // Software Tips Tags: android, anonymous, camera, gps, hidden, phone, record, secret, smart, spoof, spy, track, Video, webcam 19 Responses


     

    Turn your smartphone into a spy phone with the help for these free apps:

     

    ip webcam – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pas.webcam

    Call Spy – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=call.spy

    Android Lost – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidlost

    SpoofApp – http://spoofapp.com/

     

  • Beginners Guide To Windows 8

    November 3, 2012 // davisde // Software Tips Tags: 8, apps, basic, beginners, desktop, eight, guide, interface, keyboard, mouse, phone, rt, screen, start, swipe, touch, windows 10 Responses



    This is a beginners guide for Windows 8 to show basic use, tips, and tricks.

  • How To Make Glowing Slime!

    October 23, 2012 // davisde // DIY Projects Tags: black, easy, ghost, glow, halloween, home, simple 1 Response


    Learn how to make your own slime with ingredients you can find around the house. It can even glow under a blacklight!

    Parts Needed:
    Liquid Starch (or Borax) – http://goo.gl/HcY07
    Non-toxic glue – http://goo.gl/YSMlv
    Fluorescent Marker (or food coloring) – http://goo.gl/Tacd0
    Bowl
    Gloves

  • Make A Media Center For Less Than $40

    October 6, 2012 // davisde // Computer Hardware Tags: android, apple, center, cheap, computer, device, games, ios, ipad, iphone, media, movies, music, pi, portable, raspberry, server, smartphone, stream, television, tv, xbmc 6 Responses


    Learn how to make a Media Server using a $35 raspberry pi device and XBMC.

     

    http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Raspberry_Pi

     

  • Clone Your Computer To VirtualBox

    September 8, 2012 // davisde // Computer Hardware Tags: backup, box, clone, computer, copy, data, drive, hard, old, pc, virtual, vmware 6 Responses


     

    Why keep old hard drives and computers? This video will show you how to clone your physical hard drives to virtual drives and boot to them using Virtualbox
    USB adapter – http://goo.gl/m8Ska
    Disk2VHD –  http://goo.gl/omFyY
    Virtualbox – http://www.virtualbox.org
  • I CAN LERN CODEZ?

    August 24, 2012 // davisde // Programming Tips Tags: basics, code, computer, learn, programming, programs, python, variable, vb 2 Responses


    Learn the basics of programming using a simple programming language called LOLCODE.
    LOLCODE Compiler – http://asgaard.co.uk/misc/loljs/
    LOLCODE Syntax – http://lolcode.com/keywords/keywords
    Final code:
    HAI
    I HAS A DAY ITZ “Today is Caturday!!!!”
    I HAS A NEWDAY
    I HAS A COUNT
    GIMMEH NEWDAY
    BOTH SAEM NEWDAY AN “Saturday”, O RLY?
    YA RLY
    IM IN YR LOOP
    UPZ COUNT!!1
    VISIBLE DAY
    IZ COUNT BIGR THAN 4?, GTFO, KTHX
    IM OUTTA YR LOOP
    NO WAI
    VISIBLE “Iz no Caturday!!!”
    OIC
    KTHXBYE
  • Make Your Own Private Interwebz!

    August 18, 2012 // davisde // All Projects, Safety & Security Tags: business, desktop, guide, hackers, Hacks, home, how, laptop, network, networking, private, protection, safe, secure, server, tinkernut, tips, to, tricks, tutorial, virtual, vpn, wifi, wireless, work 11 Responses


    Stay secure on public wireless networks by making your own FREE virtual private network (VPN). This tutorial shows you how to set up an OpenVPN server and connect to it from your laptop.

    Links used in this video:
    http://www.openvpn.net
    http://tinkernut.com/wiki/page/Episode_328

  • Download Torrents With Android

    August 3, 2012 // davisde // Hacks Tags: android, device, download, games, illegal, mobile, movies, music, phone, pirate, portable, software, web 4 Responses


     

    Want to download a torrent and aren’t around your computer? You can use these programs to download and seed torrents directly from your Android device.
    Bittorrent – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bittorrent.client
    Ttorrent – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hu.tagsoft.ttorrent.lite
    uTorrent Remote – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utorrent.web
  • Try Out The New Firefox OS!!!

    July 27, 2012 // davisde // Software Tips Tags: firefox, operating, os, system 14 Responses


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    Mozilla (the creators of Firefox) has been working on a new Mobile Operating System called “Gecko”. This video will show you how you can install it on your computer to test it out.

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    How To Install

    Mac/Linux

    The Firefox dev platform is made to run on Mac and Linux, so it’ll be easier to install. You can find a simple guide here. But basically the process is as follows:

    Firefox Mobile OS

    1. Download the latest B2G isntaller] for your Operating system (you can find nightly builds here).
    2. Use Git to download a Gaia profile for the Firefox OS to use.
    	
    git clone git://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia
    
    1. Use GCC to actually compile the profile
    make -C gaia profile
    
    1. On Linux, use the command below to launch the program, where /path/to/b2g is the actual path to the desktop build on your machine
    /path/to/b2g -profile gaia/profile
    
    1. On a Mac, use the command below to launch the program, where <your username> is your Mac username
    /Applications/B2G.app/Contents/MacOS/b2g -profile /Users/<your username>/gaia/profile
    

    Windows

    Since windows doesn’t have a build in option to “make” the profile, we kind of have to use a workaround. Otherwise, it’s essentially the same.

    1. Download the latest B2G isntaller] for your Operating system and unzip it to your computer (you can find nightly builds here).
    2. Instead of installing “git”, I’ve uploaded a gaia-profile to my website that you can download.
    3. Unzip the gaia-profile to your b2g folder that you downloaded
    4. Also, in your b2g folder, right-click on b2g.exe and choose “create shortcut”
    5. In the “target” textbox, add -profile “C:\<path to your b2g folder>\gaia-profile”. Essentially it will look something like this:
    C:\Users\<your username>\Desktop\b2g\b2g.exe -profile "C:\Users\<your username>\Desktop\b2g\gaia-profile"
    
    1. Double click on the shortcut and it should load the interface

    A Word Of Warning

    This release is not meant to be an entirely functional version. If you’re not a curious early adopter, there’s no really reason to download and try this. It’s only for those that want to see what Firefox is up to.

     

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  • Arduino Basics: Servos & Potentiometers

    July 13, 2012 // davisde // Computer Hardware Tags: arduino, basics, beginner, beginners, electronics, hacker, hardware, motors, resistor, tinkernut, tips, tricks, tutorial, variable, webcam, weekend 3 Responses



    Learn how to control a servo using an Arduino and learn the basics of variable resistors. For more Arduino tutorials, visit my Arduino tutorial playlist.
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