Chatroulette.com is No Longer Anonymous

Posted by asdf on March 11, 2010 under Technology | Be the First to Comment

That’s right folks… put your dicks back in your pants, because here comes chatrouletteMAP.com. This new site, launched today, matches everyone’s IP addresses with Google Maps in order to Geolocate where you are. Since chatroulette.com uses peer-to-peer technology, it is possible for someone to record each IP address that you connect to when randomly meeting up with a person around the globe.

Chatroulette.com is a brand new service for one-on-one text, webcam and microphone-based chat with people around the world… It taking the world by storm as the newest social media technologies out there. Spun-off the name of a casino game called ‘russian roulette’, the main purpose is to test your faith by randomly pinning yourself against another person in the world.

4 Chords 36 Songs

Posted by cate on August 21, 2009 under Cool Videos, Uncategorized | Be the First to Comment

Concept Phones by Nokia

Posted by asdf on February 20, 2009 under Technology | Be the First to Comment

Here are a few concept phones for the future… these are not created yet, but are inspirations to what we’ll see in the future.

Nokia 888 Concept Phone:

Nokia Morph Concept Phone:

Capcom to unviel new title, exclusivly via Xbox Live.

Posted by Coleman.B on under Technology | Be the First to Comment

Over at the Capcom blog, a short message was posted instructing Xbox360 owners to check out the exclusive trailer that will be available on Xbox Live, on Feburary 23rd. The short message following of “What could it be about? You’ll have to check it out…” has gaming fans on forums everywhere speculating  whether the title will be a current Capcom series or something new all together.

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Nobody knows for sure, but one thing is for certain. Come Feburary 23rd countless people will be logging in and checking out the video. Hopefully whatever is behind the veil will be worthy of the interest it has garnered.

Street Fighter IV hits shelves today

Posted by Coleman.B on February 17, 2009 under Technology | Be the First to Comment

Street Fighter on Xbox360

For many, the Street Fighter name is synonymous with with fighting genre, and today, fans of that genre rejoice! Street Fighter IV is the long awaited Capcom production that was announced back in October 07′, and people have been clamouring for it ever since. Many fans wondered if the new title would provide the high energy precision that seems to run with the SF name, and were also attentive to the fact that the developers really wanted to get the game’s build right.

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At first glance the new art direction is very detailed and everything is rendered in 3D.

Oh but don’t worry, the fighting remains on its conventional 2D plane, true to the SF titles of the past. Character art is stylized to give a hand drawn feel, and on screen visuals compliment this style by showing brush strokes, and ink  splatters during the action. The art style draws from a bright, and varying color pallet, which  really helps to bring the 3D backgrounds to life.

Combat is also faithful to the genre, as well as bringing in it’s own new flavors and a few other neat tricks. Super combos feature a breakaway camera, that pans to various cinematic action angles, during the combo for a better view of the action. Ultra combos are a new addition to the series, and are based off a “revenge gauge” that requires you to get hit by your opponent in order for the gauge to fill up. This is also known as the Ultra gauge. The camera will also break away during an Ultra Combo so that players will get a better view of the devastation that is being laid out. The last new addition to the combat side of things are the new Focus Attacks. Focus Attacks feature a multi-phase “absorb and counter” system that will most likely create a more “back and forth” style of fighting, that will be a near parallel to boxing.

Overall, the new entrant in the Street Fighter series is living up to it’s proud name already, by showing it is as innovative and fun to play as its predecessors.

Enough’s enough

Posted by strohlio on February 15, 2009 under Uncategorized | Be the First to Comment

Do you like bumper stickers? Not as much as
this guy I bet…


– Post From My iPhone

Unofficial GUI for Redsn0w – iPod 2nd Gen Jailbreak

Posted by asdf on February 13, 2009 under Technology | Be the First to Comment

Below is from XNOR.UnCoved. This is a easier method to jailbreak your 2nd generation iPod Touch

Download

Introduction

  • Jailbreak your iPod Touch 2G easily from a complete simple graphical interface.
  • No command prompts, no unplugging/replugging your iPod.
  • Tells you how to put your iPod into DFU mode if it is already not in DFU mode.
  • Automatically installs LibUSB in compatibility mode if already not installed.

Requirements

  • Windows Vista or Windows 7 (Windows XP not supported yet).

Instructions

  • Download the RAR archive attached below.
  • Unpack it into a folder and execute URLG.exe.
  • Follow instructions mentioned on screen.

This is a beta so use at your own risk. Please leave feedback if it works or not for you.

- Thanks to cPodTouch for the tip

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iPod 2nd Generation Jailbreak!

Posted by asdf on under Technology | Be the First to Comment

It is not easy, but it is possible. I still recommend waiting for some program from The Dev Team.

We take no responsibility.  Please read everything before you try this…

Downloads:

Firmware 2.1.1
Firmware 2.2.1
Xpwn
iRecovery
Boot helper
Rslite – when you extract it, install the application libusb (it is in iRecovery folder) on this folder. In case of something happen, restart the PC in Safe Mode and uninstall libusb.
If you are on Vista, when you install libusb, press the right button, then proprieties and put it in Compatibility WinXP Service Pack 2

Process:

1.Extract everything in a folder in c:\JB (it is easier)
2.Copy the rslite folder “firmware bundles” to “xpwn” folder.
3.Copy the Firmware 2.2.1 to “xpwn” folder and rename it to “OriginalFW.ipsw” (if in your PC does not appear the extension, just rename to “OriginalFW”)
4.Go to “Start”, then Execute…, then write “cmd” and press enter
5.Write “cd C:\JB\XPwn-0.5.7-win32” and press enter
6.Write “ipsw OriginalFW.ipsw patchedFW.ipsw -s 700 bundles\Cydia.tar” and press enter. It will take a while. When it is back to normal line of command and it is possible to write, close the cmd.
7.Now on the xpwn folder there is a file called “patchedFW.ipsw”. Rename it to patchedFW.zip and open it with Winrar. Find the .dfu file that starts with iBSS and a .img3 file that starts with iBoot and extract both to “iRecovery” folder. Rename it back to “patchedFW.ipsw”.
8.Rename both files that you extracted to: “iBSS221pwn.dfu” and “iBoot221pwn.img3”
9.Open Firmware 2.1.1 with Winrar (same process) and find the iBSS, extract to “iRecovery” folder and rename it to “iBSS211.dfu”
10.Turn on your iPod Touch (if it is off)
11.Connect it to the PC.
12.Put it in DFU mode
13.Open cmd again. Type “cd C:\JB\iRecovery”
14.Type “irecovery -f iBSS211.dfu”. Close cmd and open another.
15.Disconnect the iPod, wait some seconds, connect it again.
16.Now write all t he following commands separately (write one, press enter, write other, press enter…)
“cd C:\JB\iRecovery\”
“irecovery -s” (ps: will appear iPhone$ and you will write the commands in front of that).
17.“arm7_stop”
“mw 0×9000000 0xe59f3014″
“mw 0×9000004 0xe3a02a02″
“mw 0×9000008 0xe1c320b0″
“mw 0×900000c 0xe3e02000″
“mw 0×9000010 0xe2833c9d”
“mw 0×9000014 0xe58326c0″
“mw 0×9000018 0xeafffffe”
“mw 0×900001c 0×2200f300″
“arm7_go”
“arm7_stop”
18.Open a new cmd and type “cd C:\JB\ircovery\” and after “recovery -f iBSS221pwn.dfu”. Close the cmd.
19.Open iTunes and it will say that iPod Touch is in “recovery”.
20.Hold SHIFT and press “restore” (at the same time). Go to xpwn folder, select “patchedFW.ipws” file. Do restore.
21.Your iPod will stay with black screen and will not be recognized by the PC, neither turn on or nothing, that is normal. Just relax.
22.Go to the folder were you extracted the “boot helper”. Over there there is a file called “boot.bat”. Open it.
Open the Task Manager and go to Processes tab
23.Kill “ipodservice.exe” and “AppleMobileService.exe” and rapidly go to the prompt where you opend “boot.bat”, press enter and hold home+power. When it says to release the power button, release it. But when it says to release the home button, stay pressing it, until the PC make a noise showing that everything is ok. If it remains a unknown device, do it again until it is right.
24.Follow the instructions that appear. Disconnect the iPod from the PC and connect it. When the white screen appear press enter.
25.Type “arm7_go” and after “arm7_stop” then press CTRL + C and put “n”, press enter.
26.Now type “go” and after CTRL + C and “n” again.
27.Your iPod Touch should do the boot, with Cydia and everything.

Tutorial made by Arthur and Caio and translated by iPodTouched.net:D

Thanks,

Arthur

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Cornstarch and Water… Non-Newtonian Fluid

Posted by asdf on February 9, 2009 under Technology | Be the First to Comment

I never get tired of watching things like this… check out what happens when you mix cornstarch and water (2:1):

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ClearCam – 4 megapixel photos with your iPhone

Posted by asdf on February 5, 2009 under Technology | Be the First to Comment

Written by Occipital:

At Occipital, we’ve been working really hard on a better camera application for the iPhone, called ClearCam, and we finally launched it on BigBoss/Cydia!

ClearCam takes 6 photos in 2.5 seconds, fuses them together using an algorithm called super resolution, and creates a sharper, 4 megapixel photo with less noise. There is also a QuickShot mode that takes 4 photos in under 2 seconds and saves the sharpest to the camera roll.

Here is a comparison photo of using ClearCam and NOT using ClearCam:

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We spent a lot of time optimizing our code to make it run fast enough on the iPhone. A lot of our effort went into being able to align photos precisely with sub-pixel accuracy (required for super resolution), and to also do it fast.

You can check out more information at our site. There’s also a pretty good post about it here.

If you’ve been hoping for better photos from your iPhone, give ClearCam a try. If you really like it, feel free to buy it and support some hungry programmers =).

 

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