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3 items tagged "hard drives"

Related tags: hacks [+], way [+], telegraphy [+], second life [+], relays [+], pre spun [+], motherboard [+], home [+], entertainment [+], devise [+], device [+], classic [+], boffins [+]

• April 26, 2011
• 8:49

  Boffins Devise Way To Hide Secret Data On Hard Drives

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  Boffins Devise Way To Hide Secret Data On Hard Drives

  Tags:  devise boffins way hard-drives  

• February 24, 2010
• 9:30

  A second life for dead hard drives

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [AndyUU1CC] has put together directions on how he built an Iambic Paddle out of some old hard drives. The iambic paddle is a device for telegraphy. More specifically, it is that piece that you always see people clicking with their finger when they send a telegraph. We hadn’t seen an iambic or “dual lever” style [...]

  Tags:  telegraphy second-life hard-drives home entertainment hacks  

• February 05, 2010
• 12:07

  Pre-spun hard drives

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  This device is lovingly called the SPINmaster. [Linux-works] built it to spin up multiple hard drives before the motherboard starts up. It detects the power-up from the PSU and uses a relay to hold the motherboard in reset, indicated by the red LED. Each of four relays then spins up a hard drive and illuminates [...]

  Tags:  pre-spun motherboard device relays hard-drives classic hacks