With so many ways to unlock your iPhone, here’s another one you can use using a program for Mac called Pwnage.

1. Preparations
   • Get a Mac or HackMac at your hand, because the Windows version of Pwnage has not yet been released.
   • Download Pwnage Tool 1.0 here (Mac version, 22MB)..
   • Download iPhone restore firmware 1.1.4 here (original Apple Server, 162 MB)…
   • Download bootloaders (Google search for iPhone bootloaders.rar). Others may link these bootloaders directly, but we won’t for obvious reasons…
   • Backup your data on your iPhone, like connecting to iTunes and synchronize addresses, calendar, photos, voicerecordings and so on
2. Getting ready
   • Unpack and install Pwnage Tool to your Applications folder, yes
   • Copy iPhone restore firmware 1.1.4 to your desktop
   • Unpack downloaded bootloaders and copy them to your desktop

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Sorry everybody for lack of posts. I have been a little hairy dealing with MediaWiki code over at SiteHoppin.com.

Anyways, we’ve just launched the new Beer Stock Affiliate Program where you can make 25% on all our net-profit sales! You gotta check it out while I try to recover from all the crazy codin’.

These beer stocks are hot and you don’t want to miss out on our biggest IPO as we will be also incorporating Zedomax Inc. next week baby!

That’s right, we are going to go for the real thing now, no more bs. If you ever wanted to invest in Zedomax, this is the time. We will also be allowing some private investors to invest in our new corporation stocks so if you are interested in investing in the Zedomax Network, let me know at zedomax [at] gmail.com.

Here’s a nice little circuit diagram for all those hardcore DIYers if you are trying to build a dual fan controller using an ATtiny45 although I’d never use this thing, I’d rather use a CUBLOC.

Over the course of a weekend, I cobbled together some leftover robot parts to create a simple dual-fan controller. The board turns on the first fan when the temperature reaches a user-adjustable dial setting, and it turns on a second fan if the temperature exceeds an additional 5 degrees Fahrenheit. With this method, only a single fan is used if the temperature can be kept under control with only one fan, but both fans will kick on if necessary.

[via] robotroom

Wow, this has to be one of the cooler DIY robots I’ve seen in a long time. Basically, it plays drums. Not real drums, but it plays your household stuff like vases as drums. Beautifully done, we give it an A+ for the creators. (Btw, we are not selling the blog for $1000, our readers say it’s too cheap! How much should we sell it for? j/k April FOOLS!)

Notice how the robot first plays on the object it finds (or is forced to find by the angry cameraman), plays a small beat, and records the beat it plays on it. Then this recorded beat is played again, and it starts to play on the object (an belt tracks and everything else it has),and also playing this sampled beat

[via] letsmakerobots

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Hi y’all,

I’ve run out of money and gonna have to sell this site for $1,000.

Any takers?