Computer Art

From: cmuseum.timacad.ru

Personal Computer Museum by the Board of University Technology ship began formal rovatsya world in February 2004 from non prav- foot traffic rudo--tion. It represented computer skills, accepted money, mouse, media information and hand out details. And am all began in 1995 with a collection of computer components mice. Detail...

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DIY hardware keylogger

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KeeLog has decided to release an early version of it's hardware keylogger family to the public domain, including full firmware & software source code, keylogger hardware electrical schematics, and documentation. This PS/2 key logger is a 100% operational and tested device, assembled and used by hundreds of people around the world. Operation of this hardware key logger is similar to the KeeLoggerTM Classic. We provide the application KeyGrab for retrieve and analysis of recorded keystroke data. However, please note that this DIY hardware keylogger project is provided as is, with all faults, and with no warranty whatsoever.
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Custom Spraypainted Keyboard

Lets see the facts. Most people dont care how their keyboard looks like. They dont even think about how it looks. But when you have a modded case, it just doenst fit to have a plain grey-black keyboard. That was the case for me…Not anymore…

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Range Booster - Wireless Keyboard/Mouse

From Volunteer Lab Rat
I bought a really cool wireless media center keyboard with an onboard trackball mouse, so I diden't need to sit at a table with a mouse, mousepad and a keyboard while enjoying my media center. The plan was that i would be able to relax in my sofa while surfing the internet by using this clever unit.

But oh no! On the cardboard box there was written that the range of the keyboard should be up to 5 meters, but it was at best 2 meters. Not long enough to be used as I intended.

Then I noticed something on the cardboard box. On a sticker there was written that the keyboard used the radiofrequency of 2.4 ghz. That's the same as wireless LAN!!! Detail...