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		<title>Duplicating a key from only a picture</title>
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Picture this, You spot a keyring laying on a desk. You for whatever reason would really like a copy of that key.  Your ninja-like reflexes kick in as you fling a quarter out of your pocket next to the key. Slyly, you use nothing more than a cell phone camera, to quickly snap a picture of these items. Nobody noticed this because you are a ninja, however there are plenty of ways for  normals  to make that action next to unnoticeable. Even leaving the quarter there afterwards may not raise much suspicion. Hell, Someone may even pocket it without batting an eye.Using the process outlined below, you can now duplicate this key for your own use!
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		<description>In today's video, P!nk Thr3@t shows the boys how to fix the Xbox 360 3 Red Rings of Death (3 rrod). This is the full blown deal,  No need to buy any products or waste your time on the hokey  towel fix .Generally, the 3rrod error is caused by a solder problem, where points on the GPU/CPU have worked loose – or a temperature problem causing the same result.  Following this guide, you should be able to fix these joints, quickly and easily!  We have used this process to repair over 10 Xbox360s successfully.

360 Three Rings of Death FIX -REAL (http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1271373/360_three_rings_of_death_fix_real/) - Funny bloopers R us (http://www.metacafe.com/)

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Picture this: You find yourself sitting in a hotel room that does not offer wireless internet...  As you look out the window, you spot that the three hotels   a Starbucks across the street advertising  Free Wireless Internet  -- if only you had known this when you booked!  You fire up your wireless card, but the signal just is to weak to keep a consistent connection.  What are you going to do? Enter “The Predator”. The predator is a modified wireless router connected to a high-powered antenna and running custom firmware to actively
seek out open wireless connections.  Once they are found, it will test them for internet connectivity and then join and repeat the one with the strongest signal to secured wireless connection that YOU
control. =) *Note: It is illegal to use a wireless access point that you are not authorized to use.</description>
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		<title>Hacking the Razer Diamondback mouse</title>
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		<description>So, it was raining today.. and I was bored (the rain had nothing to do with my boredom XD)So, I decided I would crack open my mouse and see if I could do anything to it, that's when I noticed the + and - holes on the board... just begging to get some LEDs in them So here we go, here is how to brighten up that diamondback with not soldering a bit </description>
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The Asus Eee PC.  A palm-sized 900Mhz computer that includes a 4Gb Solid state hard drive.  Now consider the fact that this beautiful machine includes an Atheros-Chipset based wificard that supports injection, and has 3 USB 2.0 ports.  You have the perfect hack-top.  The only thing that could make it better is to match this great hack-top with a great Hack-OS.  
BackTrack is the top rated linux live distribution focused on
penetration testing, and supports the Eee PC natively.  This tutorial will walk you though the installation of BackTrack 3.0 (beta) onto the Eee PC.  This is the first of many tutorials using this great platform!
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