Confirmed report!
Geeeez...right now, I'm really wondering if my e-mail account is among those that were hacked.
Read the full story here. Hotmail/MSN users, beware.
Showing posts with label hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hacking. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Finally!
After all the hacking drama yesterday and today, Blogger is up and running once again!
I missed it. I know a lot of you did, too.
I missed it. I know a lot of you did, too.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Hacking An 8-Ball
Ever wondered what's inside an 8-ball toy? When I was younger I've always been curious about how the 8-ball worked--the usually random yet relevant answers given by this toy has always sparked my interest, and was even heightened when it was featured in the CGI movie "Toy Story".
So what is inside this toy?
"Everyone who's played with an 8-Ball knows that they seem to be filled with a murky, viscous (and presumably harmless) blue fluid. At this stage in the disassembly, the authors believed it might be neccessary to drain the blue fluid before cutting the shell. To that end, drain holes were drilled in the outer shell, and an attempt was made to release the blue fluid. This attempt was unsuccesful; it seems that the blue fluid is contained within some inner reservoir, or, perhaps, a circulatory system."
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So what is inside this toy?
I came across a page in the web where a group of (curious) people practically drilled open an 8-ball and showed its contents for the world to see. And yes, that included the dark blue liquid.
According to the people who "hacked" the toy:
"Everyone who's played with an 8-Ball knows that they seem to be filled with a murky, viscous (and presumably harmless) blue fluid. At this stage in the disassembly, the authors believed it might be neccessary to drain the blue fluid before cutting the shell. To that end, drain holes were drilled in the outer shell, and an attempt was made to release the blue fluid. This attempt was unsuccesful; it seems that the blue fluid is contained within some inner reservoir, or, perhaps, a circulatory system."
To read and view the rest of the post, click here.
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