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If you’re flying through the air in a non-powered vehicle your rate of descent is something that you want to keep any eye one. With that in mind, [Adrian] decided to design his own Variometer (translated) what will have a place in the cockpit next to the other instrumentation. It emits a pitch whose frequency is dictated [...]
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[Adrian Bowyer] just posted his progress with multicolored printing to the RepRap blog. The new developments are a continuation of [Adrian]‘s experiments with a mixer extruder that squirts four different colored filaments out of the same nozzle. [Myles Corbett] took this idea and ran with it producing the two-color print seen above. To squirt two different colored [...]
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Hack a Day
[Adrian Onsen] keeps making improvements on his auto-focus assist hack for DSLR cameras. The module seen above is version 3.0, which makes a few changes to the previous hardware and also presents a much more finished look. With version 2 [Adrian] was using a defocused laser to illuminate dark subjects so the DSLR auto-focus could [...]
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Hack a Day
[Irongeek] is up to his old tricks once again with this new key logger prototype. It’s in the early stages, as attested by the breadboard built circuit, but [Adrian] still gives us a demo video after the break showing where he’s at right now. It comes in two flavors, the USB pass through seen above, [...]
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Hack a Day
We don’t know if our feature from a couple of days gave [Adrian] a kick in the pants, or if he was just on target to finish is writeup this week, but he’s posted about version 2 of his laser auto focus assist project. The original idea was to use an unfocused laser pointer dot to [...]
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Hack a Day
[Adrian] uses his Canon 40D quite often in dark or low-light situations, and found the onboard auto focus assist functionality to be a bit frustrating. In certain focus modes, the auto focus assist light is programmed to turn off once focus has been achieved. He noticed that if his subject moves or the focus point [...]
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Hack a Day
[Adrian] has a friend that, due to an accident, can no longer play Xbox games in the standard fashion. His friend is unfortunately unable to hold the game pad properly, and no longer has the manual dexterity to reach the shoulder buttons and triggers on the top side of his Xbox 360 controller. Being the [...]
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Hack a Day
Whenever someone manages to expose vulnerabilities in everyday devices, we love to root for them. [Adrian] over at Irongeek has been inspired to exploit barcodes as a means to attack a POS database. Based on an idea from a Pauldotcom episode, he set out to make a rapid attack device, using an LED to spoof [...]
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[Adrian Crenshaw] is up to no good with this programmable USB device. [Adrian's] creation identifies itself as a USB keyboard and can be programmed to do whatever you want. That’s because it’s based around the Teensy board which sports an ATmega32 that will cost you only $18. He’s added a set of DIP switches for [...]
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remote-exploit & backtrack
i have two password tables:
mens_name.lst
Code:
Aaron
Abdiel
Abdullah
Abel
Abraham
Abram
Adam
Adan
Addison
Aden
Aditya
Adolfo
Adonis
Adrian
Adriel
Adrien
Agustin
...etc
and dob.lst (dates of birth)
Code:
25321
32521
2531921
3251921
1921/25/03
25/03/1921
03/25/1921
25/3/21
3/25/21
25/3/1921
3/25/1921
1921-25-03
25-03-1921
03-25-1921
25-3-21
3-25-21
25-3-1921
3-25-1921
1921.25.03
25.03.1921
03.25.1921
...etc
my objective is to merge the two so i have a single list looking like this:
Code:
Aaron25321
Aaron32521
Aaron2531921
Aaron3251921
Aaron1921/25/03
Aaron25/03/1921
Aaron03/25/1921
Aaron25/3/21
..etc
Abdiel25321
Abdiel32521
Abdiel2531921
Abdiel3251921
Abdiel1921/25/03
Abdiel25/03/1921
Abdiel03/25/1921
Abdiel25/3/21
..etc
Abdullah25321
Abdullah32521
Abdullah2531921
Abdullah3251921
Abdullah1921/25/03
Abdullah25/03/1921
Abdullah03/25/1921
Abdullah25/3/21
....etc
If anybody knows how to do this and would like to share the info with i'd be so grateful. I'd also quite happily share the finished product with you :)
regards imcookie
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