Blogger.com of toch msnspace ?
De eerste Blog les op school, en wat ik er ook al van weet.
De leeraar leerd ons weer iets zinvols. Hoe maakt de moderne mens een Weblog ?
Dus ... Ik heb er al een, Dus. Hierbij hou ik deze blog aan als basis, om zo teminste iets als vulling te houden. Let wel, alles in het nederlands heeft met mn school te maken en alles in het slechte engels van mij is gewoon thuis, hobby enzo.
So, every thing now in Duth ? No, just everthing thats have to do anything with my school is in Duth... F#ck%d Eng and Nl ... You now what i mean. Just read what you understand, all Tutorials will be Corrected and error free as many as possible... whatevver
No Eng ? Nederlands : Alles van school enzo
Niet Nederlands ? Englisch : Everything like hacking my XboxNext post will be a nice Example in my lesson to "Bloggen"
De volgende post is een voorbeeld van een van de lessen "Bloggen"
A new Project, LCD displaying data?!?
Yesterday i postet a yoke with some LCD screen I have.
Well, Today I found somewhere a intresting PDF...
http://www.kirov.ru/~ua4nx/fail/HT1611.pdf
About a lcd screen Almost similar .
ANyways, Here are 2 Shots more detailed . A HT-S10181TR . I think its from Holtek
See the VDD = 1.5 V
VSS = Ground
12/24 = Conect to ground and the clock is displayed as 12 Hours
I remember now again, i got it from a older Telephone with Number display (No, not a mobile thing like the N 3310) This thing is now being used as Junk, but its new destination is my PC front pannel... (Cheap Case mode with no use at all) ;-)
Im back from Germany
Germany ? Yes, Hollyday, vacation whateffer it is called.
1 week left and school begins .
Before I post a serius "Work of art" first some FAKE projects of mine.
Remember, Theyr FAKE a YOKE whateffer it is called in English for "Grap" in duth
Anyway, Lets start.
First week I build a Device that wil reset any feeling of... my brain.
Plug it in your own Matrix Beta Virtual plug, There are Convertors at Wallmarkt and Saturn if you are upgraded to the Newer Matrix Version 2 Plug
When I was sleeping My ""Furby" phoned Home and got an bios upgrade from Dad.
Here is my Bios flasher with i used to extract his Updated Bios
His friend came over to look at his new software, and they wanted also some piece of new Bios...
Here they looking at some stuff I found for them (Its al Flash, but still to big, maybe AH should make bigger "Whuppies")
To read a Gameboy Advance Dual screen Lite Cartride (Rom) i createt this Thing...
It will do the job in .. 0.0000000 Mili seconds (It will do nothing ;-) )
You liked my Fake invensions ? well, I didn't invented "A mess"... Or whatevver.
But my room is looking like it , I need to clean it up again
iI have a server, but it never worked, and when i looked inside I found this litle junk piece
Here it is where it was sleeping, it was the power on swith i believe, and NO i dind do it, and NO i dind cut douse lines
The internal of my Main PC system... WTF is that ? O noooo, a Whuppie again, i will kill them all.
You liked it ? Hope so, Post a comment and if more people like it, i make more, else i sut up with this crap (I you think it is crap ofcourse)
Xbox (one) Default setup
"Just posting a draft I didnt posted a long time ago"
So, you wanna know how i set up my xbox ?
No ? ... maybe you do wanne know, to learn how you can do it better !
C: = Default Xdash
D: = Normal DVD (Samsung)
E: = Default size, XBMC Shortcut (Modbios runs this shortcut) (Shortcut to E:\apps\xbmc\default.xbe)
F:\ (Empty)
Xbmc skin, mc360
IP, DHCP (192.168.2.5 mostly)
Experia Box .. what ?
A couple of days ago we resieved our own experia box from KPN (Duth local telephone operator)
Anyway, i was installing it and wiring it up... My pc don't like it, internet is gone after 5 minutes.... My xbox 360 says, NAT problems... but xbox one just running fine.
My mp3
working fine and i can asses it from anywhere inside the network.
I would like to have a look under the hood, but no permision from dad...
4 PC, 2 Phones, 1 USB and Wireles internet with security ... Nintendo DS working to !
Anda, Update in tha xbox scene, I just instaled mc360 for the XBMC, it loook realy Pimp. .... Oke...
Dus... Ik spreek je nog
UPDATE: Hardware Virus detection !!!
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/7156/hwvirus.htm
Hardware Virus
Electronics Australia, July 1998 pp. 36-37. The Serviceman
A hardware virus? I didn't think it was possible, until it happened to me at a most inopportune time. It all started with an external SCSI CD-ROM burner. I had been using the computer and burner for almost a year at work without problems, when one day I noticed that someone had disconnected my CD-ROM burner and JAZ drive. I reconnected the SCSI cables back to both units and that's when the problems started. I turned on the computer and found that the CD-ROM burner was not recognized by the system. I checked the connections but everything was in order. I proceeded to reboot the computer and again it had failed to see the burner.
The computer had a SCSI card in it with one hard disk connected to it internally and the external CD-ROM connected to it via the external port on the card. The external JAZ drive was connected through the CD-ROM burner also by a SCSI cable. I checked all the connections again and power-cycled the computer to find that now even the internal hard disk wasn't working. At least the SCSI drivers were not seeing it. This was odd, so I disconnected the CD-ROM burner thinking that it was faulty and causing problems on the SCSI bus. Sure enough after I disconnected the CD-ROM burner from the computer the hard disk was okay again. I breathed a sigh of relief at not having lost all my work.
Next I tried connecting only the JAZ drive to the computer. When I turned the computer back on, the hard disk still and now even the JAZ drive weren't recognized. Aha!! It was unlikely that both the burner and JAZ drive were faulty. Again I breathed a sigh of relief at not having a bad CD-ROM burner. Perhaps the SCSI controller card was faulty. I replaced it with an identical card, and again all the same symptoms of devices not being recognized occurred. That left me with one option, it must be the cable that connects the external devices with the SCSI card. This had to be it, I had replaced just about everything else. Changing the SCSI cable for a brand new cable again met with the same results. This started to become more intriguing than annoying. At this stage I was beginning to suspect the internal cable from the SCSI card to the hard disk. I replaced that only to find the same problem again. Ahhhh I had it now, the only thing remaining was the SCSI terminator right? Nope, it all checked out fine. My system only worked with no external devices connected. I tried a brand new JAZ drive by itself with the new SCSI cable I had replaced the old one with. Again the hard disk failed!!!
At that point I started to pick up the phone to call the X-files, I replaced everything I could with the same problem always showing up. I was ready to blame the poor mother board when I decided to take a close look at the SCSI-2 cable connector. I am sure that many readers are aware that the SCSI-2 connector has many small pins closely packed together. At a first glance all looked well, but then one pin caught my eye. I noticed that it was leaning too close to the one next to it. Well I was on the right track now. I straightened the pin and decided to check all the other cables, and to my surprise the identical pins on all other connectors were bent the same way, even the new cables I tried. Quickly dismissing the notion that this was "As Designed in the SCSI-2 specs.", I checked the SCSI sockets on the CD-ROM burner and JAZ drive. I noticed that the corresponding hole for the bent pin was covered by the thin piece of plastic that normally separates each of the pins on the connector.
Now it all became clear. One of the female sockets must have deformed when I first reconnected the CD-ROM burner. This forced the two pins into the same hole and shorted them out. Later when this cable was plugged into the JAZ drive, the pins, now bent to go into one hole, deformed the female connector on the JAZ drive. Again pushing the separating plastic over the hole. Plugging another good cable into this newly damaged socket caused the pins of the new cable to be forced together and short, and when this new cable was inserted into the good SCSI socket on the new JAZ drive it did more damage to it. Before I knew it I had four damaged sockets and three bad cables. The hardware virus spread like a Sydney bush fire. I am only glad the virus was contained and did not spread to the rest of the world! Can you imagine if this sort of thing happened in a big computer assembly plant?
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/7156/hwvirus.htm >
Photo Mosaic program
A very nice program, also its free (Yea, pay for more options...)
Anyway, you can make nice looking Mosaic pictures (ye need he source pictures to) just like the next example ... Bush createt of died USA army men
http://home.ripway.com/2004-1/54222/warpresMED.jpg
Tha program can be found
here http://www.5starshare.com/Easy_Mosaic-soft2495.htmlThe serial
go here http://www.theserials.com And type "
easy Photo Mosaic Maker 4.21"
