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MacBook air Hacking - USB ports...

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John Maushammer who we lovingly refer to as "the hammer" reverse engineered the firmware in all three Pure Digital disposable cameras and figured out how to connect them to home computers, and now he's messing with...MacBook air USB ports.

Other hammer projects:
Dscn0887
Homemade PONG watch!

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Rocket-Launched camcorder - Hack a $30, single-use camcorder to make it reusable, then launch it up in a model rocket and capture thrilling astronaut's view footage of high-speed neighborhood escape and re-entry. Read this article in the MAKE digital edition, to subscribe to MAKE use the code CMAKE for $5 off USD.

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