DIY Polygraph Machine: Detect Lies with Tin Foil, Wire and Arduino
DIY Polygraph Machine: Detect Lies with Tin Foil, Wire and Arduino Lying is awesome. From a very young age, children learn that flat out denying the truth gets you out of trouble and helps keep you calm in the face of horror. But what happens when you just have to know if someone, say, used your toothbrush?
Easy way to work out Custom Subnets\Host Numbers ?
Quote: In case you need more detail, I'll expand on this. The /xx number above is the number of network bits in the IP address, when expanded out into binary. So, /24 is: xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.yyyyyyyy
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Entertainment Meet David Peterson, who developed Dothraki for Game of Thrones There are seven different words in Dothraki for striking another person with a sword.
Setup CCleaner to Automatically Run Each Night in Windows 7, Vista or XP
After writing the article yesterday about how to run CCleaner silently through a shortcut or a hotkey, many people expressed to me that they’d like to know how to run it every single night on a schedule, so I’m writing that up for everybody’s benefit. Setup Your Options You’ll need to decide which settings you want to run when CCleaner is run automatically… for instance, I’d look at whether or not you want to clean out your cookies or recent documents (which is a feature I use often, so I don’t want them cleaned out) Next, take a trip over to Options \ Advanced and make sure that the “Save all settings to INI file” option is checked (it should be checked by default). This makes sure that whatever settings you’ve chosen are saved out to an INI file in the same directory. Create the Scheduled Task in Windows 7 or Vista
How To Speed Read (College Academics)
Have you ever wanted to learn how to read faster? Now you can with these amazing speed reading techniques . Step 1: Test Yourself Start by testing your current reading rate.
Build a Touchless 3D Tracking Interface with Everyday Materials
Combine low-tech materials with some high-tech components and build a completely Touchless 3D Tracking Interface. Explore capacitive sensing by using several panels of cardboard lined with aluminum foil. These panels, when charged, create electric fields that correspond to X, Y, and Z axes to create a 3D cube. With the aid of an Arduino microcontroller and some supplied code, movements inside the cube are tracked as your hand moves around inside the field. For Weekend Projects makers looking for an introduction to Arduino, this is a great project to learn from.
How To Subnet
In this article I will show you a quick and easy way to work out the subnet mask from slash notation in 3 easy steps. Identify how many bits have been used. If you are presented with an IP address and it has a slash notation on the end -- e.g. /24 -- this is just another way of writing the subnet mask.
67 Cheap Date Ideas for the Recession-Era Romantic - Global One TV: A Blog for Mystics
by Kyle O'Connor on April 29, 2009 When you’re in the middle of the worst recession since the Great Depression, it’s not always easy to come up with the cash to impress your date. Luckily, there’s still tons of fun and romantic things you can do that take little-to-no money—all that’s required is a little creativity. Here’s our 67 favorite ideas for cheap dates: 1.
5 Free Programs to Backup and Restore Computer Drivers
After you format your Computer and reinstall Windows, the first thing you do is install all the device drivers. If you happen to lose your motherboard or driver’s CD, you will have to find all those drivers on the net and download them. If you want to avoid such hassle, then use these free utilities which can easily backup and restore Computer Drivers whenever you want. This can come quite handy even if you manage to lose the Driver’s CD or your system gets crashed. 1) DriverMax DriverMax is a great utility that allows you to take backup of all your Computer Drivers easily.
How to make an external laptop graphics adaptor
Laptop graphics have always been something of a joke performance wise. Nvidia and AMD do try, but cramming all those millions of transistors into a low-power, compact package just leads to massive expense and an inability to upgrade. Wouldn't it be perfect if you could simply use a standard external graphics card to power your laptop's 3D graphics? Article continues below The good news is that you can.
