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General :: RE: Hey all

Author: snowrei
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 3:31 am (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 3

@dh405: I had a Xenium ICE modchip in it and a custom skin. Also painted the side "vanes" on it white with white-out. It was the best I had at the time

But if I remember correctly I got it in and functioning but lost interest before I could get Chromwell to work properly with Linux, memory serving it kept freezing on me when I told it to boot from CD or hard drive.

I remember I cracked open a wireless controller dongle and stuffed that inside the Xbox. It was a pretty neat hack and was easy as could be, everything was USB and all the wires matched up in their color coding.

@0hm: I could give you a few tips but I'm not the greatest myself. http://www.ladyada.net/learn/soldering/thm.html has some really good tips. Also I like to be lazy and use solderless breadboards.

Even on my Xenium I used a solderless kit (but that was mostly so I could completely remove the kit if I ever wanted to, without leaving a trace, id est Returning for Warranty Repair)
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General :: RE: Hey all

Author: 0hm
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 2:50 am (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 3

are you interested in doing a talk on "proper soldering"? because i'm horrible at it.

i need a man page for this.

and dont ask, the wiki on it sucked.
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General :: RE: Hey all

Author: dh405
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 2:44 am (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 3

So, what did you do to your XBox? I have an XBox w/ an Xecuter3 chip and a bigger HDD. I use it mostly for XBMC and have a few games saved to the HDD.

-D.

General :: Hey all

Author: snowrei
Subject: Hey all
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 8:25 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 3

Hey,

I was at the OKC2600 a few days ago and probably met quite a few of you but I'm horrible with names, sorry everyone.

I'm Tyler and was the idiot running around with the Oklahoma State University T-shirt on. I'm in college right now under Computer Engineering and have been using computers for well over a decade, probably closer to 15 years.

I'm mostly into embedded device hacking and lower level programming. I started on a TI-83 back in high school as well as improving my original X-Box to show off at LAN parties. C++ and Java (I know, I know) are my favorite languages, but I know quite a wide array of programming and scripting languages. Now I'm into making my own devices and automation.

I look forward to socializing with a lot of you and learning a lot more about what's out there.

So, hey all.
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Projects :: RE: Lock Wall

Author: Saint_Anthony
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 8:03 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 14

Better Decipimus, try your hand at making a few of your own! I have a little set I bought, but I plan on attempting to make a few. (I tried making one out of a Altoids tin...FAIL).

Some instructables show how to make tension wrenches out of wiper blades (found in most parking garages) http://www.instructables.com/id/Tension-wrenches-a-la-wiper-blade-inserts./

and

Making picks out of hacksaw blades. http://www.instructables.com/id/pocket-lock-pick-set/

Anyway, I think it'd be boss to see a few picks made out of novel materials.

General :: RE: After meeting hang out spot?? Anyone?

Author: dh405
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 11:54 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 13

It might be quick on a system with 2GB+ of RAM, but I can get the same results with 512MB on an XP box.

I do recognize, however, that your average user should have the protections that Vista provides. I just think it wasn't well executed. A stumble in the right direction, perhaps.

I'm probably going to wait it out to see what Windows 7 has to offer. Another year for the release date, I think.

Projects :: RE: Lock Wall

Author: dh405
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 11:49 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 14

Well, it's different if they actually gave you decent prices.. which would be about 1/2 of what they charge everyone else.

General :: RE: Wierd Airodump Issue with Bluetooth Device...Mystery BSSID`s

Author: 0hm
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:27 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 1

hcitool -??

hciscan -??
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Projects :: RE: Lock Wall

Author: 0hm
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:27 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 14

< sucker
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General :: RE: After meeting hang out spot?? Anyone?

Author: 0hm
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:26 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 13

0hm = mac user

however, i will state that XP has it's place. i'd say about 90% of businesses in the US. so we have to deal with what is there.

we complain, we patch, we re-install, we try running it in a VM to "keep em separated", but business comes down to this. users dont necessarily LIKE XP, but it's what they know and it's the hand they've been dealt by cost/education/applications so on and so on.

on the other side of the coin, for a person to say that macOS is an OS unto itself is ignorant. it's based on a *nix OS, BUT so is novell. *heh*

yes, Vista (mojave) is the best attempt MS has made at a "secure" OS.

in my experience, running vista when non-domain attached, it's actually kinda quick. and doesn't crash everytime i try something new.
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General :: RE: Random Ass Noob Question #3,432,456

Author: m00dimus
Subject: IRCness
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 8:07 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 1

There was an #okc2600 channel on irc.2600.net but it was not active enough to maintain.
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General :: Wierd Airodump Issue with Bluetooth Device...Mystery BSSID`s

Author: DarthAnonymous
Subject: Wierd Airodump Issue with Bluetooth Device...Mystery BSSID`s
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 11:29 am (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 0

Ive got this sony vaio here and a new shiny cirago Bluetooth adaptor and when the cirago is plugged in while Im running airodump I get thousands of bogus macadresses, Airodump doesnt see them right off, but when I go to look at my capture file , they are there, thousands of them!! Imagine tryin to run aircrack and selecting your network out of several thousand, its a pain in the butt, lemme tell ya!

At first I didnt know what was causing it, but I removed the blue tooth adaptor and havent had the issue so long as the bluetooth adaptor is removed. Was Airodump capturing thousands of bluetooth devices in my cap file!??! Surely this cannot be possible.

Hmm any ideas what is causing this? Just some random bug perhaps?

Also note, that when I use the very same bluetooth device in another laptop, it doesnt happen at all.
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General :: Wierd Airodump Issue with Bluetooth Device...Mystery BSSID`s

Author: DarthAnonymous
Subject: Wierd Airodump Issue with Bluetooth Device...Mystery BSSID`s
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 11:29 am (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 1

Ive got this sony vaio here and a new shiny cirago Bluetooth adaptor and when the cirago is plugged in while Im running airodump I get thousands of bogus macadresses, Airodump doesnt see them right off, but when I go to look at my capture file , they are there, thousands of them!! Imagine tryin to run aircrack and selecting your network out of several thousand, its a pain in the butt, lemme tell ya!

At first I didnt know what was causing it, but I removed the blue tooth adaptor and havent had the issue so long as the bluetooth adaptor is removed. Was Airodump capturing thousands of bluetooth devices in my cap file!??! Surely this cannot be possible.

Hmm any ideas what is causing this? Just some random bug perhaps?

Also note, that when I use the very same bluetooth device in another laptop, it doent happen at all.
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General :: Random Ass Noob Question #3,432,456

Author: DarthAnonymous
Subject: Random Ass Noob Question #3,432,456
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 5:41 am (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 1

Dc405 got an IRC server?

Or just DC servers in general.

Lost retard here , someone put my helmet on and point me in the right direction please.
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Projects :: RE: Lock Wall

Author: dh405
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:14 pm (GMT -6)
Topic Replies: 14

They're also incredibly overpriced. Great if you need to get into a door today, but if you buy from them you're pretty well a sucker.