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Unyte: condividi le finestre del tuo computer mentre chatti (1)
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Unyte è un eccellente programma gratuito per Windows che in modo veloce e sicuro consente di mostrare a colleghi ed amici una o piú applicazioni attive, le finestre del PC e anche l’intero desktop; il corrispondente visualizzerà il contenuto del pc in una pagina web accessibile con un comune browser. Dopo aver installato e registrato il programma, basterà aprire Unyte e selezionare quale applicazione attiva sul tuo PC vuoi condividere, poi cliccare in alto a ...
Rebooting the magic SysRq way (7)
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Filed under: downloads hacks, misc hacks[Cory Wright] shares a tip on how to reboot a system with a failed hard drive remotely. The magic SysRq key is a linux kernel feature that lets you perform a number of interesting operations. If you're working on a remote system where the disk has failed, you won't have access to the reboot or shutdown commands. You can issue keystrokes to the magic SysRq device in /proc though, so ...
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Daniel said:
well it was news to me!
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booyaa said:
very useful to know...
iPod touch and Remote Streaming (2)
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One of the reasons I bought an iPod touch in November, as opposed to a cheaper, vaster iPod classic that I could use to store all of my music, was that it held out the promise of being an interesting device to fit into Apple's slowly-expanding range of devices that hang off iTunes. I don't just mean in the obvious "iTunes organises your music" sense, either, but by using iTunes library sharing and the music ...
robot soccer lets you bend it like bender (1)
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Sure, these little robots might not be able to drop-kick or head a soccer ball - but that doesn’t mean they’re not cool. This mini robot soccer (or football depending on your homeland) game looks like lots of fun for you and your friends when you need a break from slaving away in your cubicles. The set comes with a pair of mini infrared remote-controlled robots which can shuffle the ball along the ground and ...
Genesis of the TiVo remote (3)
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“Like any remote, the designers were adamant about keeping the remote’s button layout as simple as possible. But with the DVR’s numerous features, the designers needed to create lots of extra buttons. To keep things straight, each button needed to have a distinctive feel, giving the ability to control the remote without even looking at it, which Newby described as a “key Braille-ability” surprisingly helped by the “blank finger parking spots between keys” that were ...
Un mese con l’unto del signore - una recensione laica e personalissima dell’iPhone (5)
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E’ passato poco meno di un mese da quando mi è capitato fortuitamente per le mani un iPhone 3G e credo sia il tempo di un parere dopo un accurato tempo di utilizzo. Quando mi capitò, anche lì per pura fortuna, di provare il primo iPhone a poche ore dal suo lancio negli USA, scrissi la mia recensione dopo poche ore di uso. Curiosamente, non fu una recensione-lampo dovuta a fretta editoriale o ad ansia ...
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Antonello said:
Celego, confermi?
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catepol said:
Se mai avrò l'iphone il post di suzukimaruti è la prima cosa che leggo. (E' troppo lungo per leggerlo ora e non poter sperimentare ciò che dice senza l'aggeggio del desiderio in mano, no?)
First Look: Teleport, new VNC client for the iPhone (14)
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Filed under: Software, iPhone, App StoreJugaari's iPhone debut, Teleport (iTunes link), is a new VNC client for mobile remote control of a Mac or PC (not the super-awesome pseudo-KVM app). It's a $24.99 investment, and I don't know many people who are going to dish out twenty five clams for an iPhone utility, but I know plenty who are curious about it and frustrated about the App Store's lack of any "try before you buy" ...
Teenager Hacks Hardware to Control Your Car Via Phone (1)
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Filed under: Car Tech, Cell Phones Using little more than book knowledge, experience from previous projects, and a healthy shot of elbow grease, a Kenyan kid has constructed a nifty (and perhaps just a little scary) box that attaches to your car to provide a number of unique remote-control features that you're not going to find on your average OnStar setup. The flagship function seems to be the real-time lockout, which can call you as ...
Teenager hacks together hardware for controlling your car via phone (47)
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Filed under: Messaging, Misc Using little more than book knowledge, experience from previous projects, and a healthy shot of elbow grease, a Kenyan kid has constructed a nifty (and perhaps just a little scary) box that attaches to your car to provide a number of unique remote-control features that you're not going to find on your average OnStar setup. The flagship function seems to be the real-time lockout, which can call you as the car ...
Set up your very own Web server! (1)
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Ever wanted to have a place where you could keep your files and access them anywhere you get an Internet connection? Say you wanted to have your music library available in case you wanted to give a song to one of your friends, or maybe you wanted to let your relatives download your entire library o... By: CalcProgrammer1
Windows Mobile - Media Center Remote Control (1)
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Got Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate? Also got a Windows Mobile? Then this is for you. Again, I will post this as a tutorial-like… tutorial, with steps and what you’ll need, as well as what the final result should be. But before I go into that, I will first detail whwat makes this possible. On the 2nd of June, 2008, the Windows Sideshow team over at Microsoft released a program, a “developer preview”, which ...
Mac 101: Pairing/Unpairing Apple remotes (12)
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Filed under: Accessories, Apple TV, Mac 101If you're like me, then you have multiple Macs with IR sensors in the same room. What happens when you push the menu button on your Apple remote? Chances are it will launch Front Row on every Mac in the room. I had this problem until I discovered Apple remote pairing. To pair your remote with a specific Mac or Apple TV, just hold down the menu and the ...
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Dave said:
I need this LMAO!!!
MythTV's MyMote iPhone Remote App (10)
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The idea of controlling your DVR via your iPhone is nothing new, but this MythTV iPhone remote allows Linux DVR users to get in on the fun of using their phones as visual remotes. It's got a real-time program guide so you can easily set recordings, plus the standard channel and volume buttons to flip around channels with. The only thing we have to complain about is that the UI is fairly ugly and not ...
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Joshua said:
*nobody* at gizmodo is a mythtv user? Whaa-? I guess the DIY and general gadget geek worlds really are distinct...
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David said:
Holy effing moses
MyMote iPhone App for MythTV Control Released (2)
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Attached are a couple screenshots and a video of the new open-source iPhone app for MythTV called MyMote. According to the project’s website, MyMote is fully configurable frontend that allows users to control their MythTV powered Linux HTPC and provides users with a real-time program guide, allowing one to scan available programs or set recordings. [...]Visit eHomeUpgrade for more breaking news.
Hack Your Point-and-Shoot into a Time Lapse Camera [Digital Cameras] (6)
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CamTim is a hack that'll let you use any digital camera with a remote control for time-lapse photography. It's not super-easy, but it won't make you cry (probably). It's basically a board you program to buzz the camera's remote button at whatever interval you want. Using a ZigBee module, you can also set it up to run wirelessly, which is pretty handy for long-term spying... on birds. [ZigGrid via MAKE]
Remote app doubles as Apple TV keyboard (1)
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I’m without an Apple TV but John Gruber of Daring Fireball fame has stumbled upon a new facet of the Remote app that no one else seems to have realized before. Apple doesn’t seem to be touting this little factoid either, but you can use your iPhone/iPod Touch instead of the janky on-screen non-QWERTY keyboard as your Apple TV keyboard. Wowzers. What you’re typing is reflected on-screen. That’s pretty neat.
