Halloween and Thanksgiving holidays are nearing and you know what it’s time for, Pumpkin Pie!
There’s so many great instructions out on the internet right now, let me sort through them and show you some of the better ones:
I happened to learn PHP while hacking my own blog. (and plus I’ve had about 20+ years of general programming experience so that helps too)
Writing a function in PHP is sorta similar to C or C++ language. The commands are very similar just more oriented towards the web or internet.
I could probably go on 20+ pages on how to write a function in PHP but heck, I really don’t have time for that so check out this nice blog post by Brandon that shows you how to write a function in PH
Here’s a fun Halloween DIY that shows you how to make a pumpkin that HONKS! It would be even cooler if the pumpkin honks when people are near by using sensors, still a great idea for gadgetizing your pumpkin, bravo!
Control board showing the two 555 timers, two MOSFETs, pot to control horn blast timing and other discrete elements. The first 555 timer starts when the red button is pushed and it turns on the red 12v bulbs through the 1st MOSFET (P10NK60ZFP). After 1 second this timer sto
MakeUseOf.com has some great tutorials on how to hack your Facebook accounts with javascript code and GreaseMonkey. These hacks won’t let you actually “hack” a facebook account itself but lets you do some really fun things like this one we did last time.
Change chat status to invisible: javascript:statusControl.sendVisibility(false);
Change chat status to visible: javascript:s
Here’s a cool DIY tool for para-gliders and alike, learn how to make an Alti-Variometer. I’ve actually seen a para-glider who crashed into a tree by the highway the other week. If he had landed on the highway, I am sure he could have easily crashed onto on-coming cars. Perhaps this Alti-variometer could have prevented him going awry in the first place.
[Vlad-Andre] used some of his free time to build an alti-variometer. He does some para-gliding near restricted air space and wanted a backup altitude warning th
Here’s a great video on how to build a weedeater bicycle. That’s right, a regular bike modified to be powered with a regular weedeater.
There’s no detailed instructions but this video should be very helpful in getting you started to build a weedeater bike:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhM81jVx6JM
Also check out the author’s redneck channel, there’s some really funny videos for rednecks out there. (my favorite
I was just cookin’ some baked potatoes and figured this one would be very helpful.
At what temperature should you cook your potatoes?
Well, I think 350 degrees at 60 minutes is the best way although you can do something like 400 degrees at 30 minutes.
You can refer to WhatsCookingAmerica for more details on the bake times for the potatoes.
More helpful sites on how to cook baked potatoes:
Okay, this blog post’s subject is on how to make a WiFi jammer.
Why in the hell would you want to do that?
Perhaps you are a professor who is holding a Final test for the quarter, the test room is filled with over 300+ people. With the invent of so many WiFi devices, you can never be sure how many students might actually be cheating using a WiFi device to look on Google for test questions and answers. Now, if you had a WiFi jammer to prevent WiFi connections during the test, you have solved at least one of the problems. (And yes, broadband connection is a whole ano
One of my best friends Josh from SF Plumbing can actually make a paper rose. I have a video that I took the last time he made one but heck, I can’t find it but I found some on YouTube.
Learning how to make a paper rose will not only save you money on buying real roses, you can also impress the ladies at will. So my advice? Learn how to do it so you can impress the girls.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCpc
Here’s a quick video that shows you how to hack IP address of someone you are sending/receiving files through Yahoo Messenger.
Since most IMs do not actually transfer files themselves, the IPs of someone you are sending/receiving files will be revealed through a simple tool like netstat. (or better, you can use packet sniping tools like Ethereal.)
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8qZolORIck
