How to Set up Atom IDE with your Preferences
Just get Atom IDE? How to set styles, keybindings, and themes? Maybe you are interested in installing a package into
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Excuse The Site Downtime.
Please excuse the site downtime for HackerAttitude.com We experienced a malware script that located index.php files and injected some
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W3C’s “Deprecated” Is Now Deprecated and “Obsolete” Will Be Used As Deprecated.
HTML/XHTML continue to evolve. W3C’s recommend use for previously used elements is always evolving. Their documentation must also in order
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How Do I Crack Satellite and Cable Pay TV?
A Little HackerAttitude in this video. How Do I Crack Satellite and Cable Pay TV? Follow the steps taken
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Build your own portable SMART TV (100% wireless!)
Neat weekend project! Video details: Previous video (worth a watch!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKnWkLZtUKg Want a better experience watching media on your smartphone?
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Use a bunch of USB Flash drives in a RAID array.
This guy has a fascinating experiment with creating a striped RAID array using 8 USB flash drives. The results are
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Outernet satellite receiver using Raspberry Pi
FREE data downloads at any time from satellites already overhead, anywhere around the world!! Around $100 US Dollars in parts
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Evolving Neural Networks to Play 2048
John Downey’s final project for Modern Robots: Evolutionary Robotics. Fantastic project on the fascinating machine learning subject. Downey’s project uses
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Neural Network Learns to Generate Voice (RNN/LSTM)
[VOLUME WARNING] This is what happens when you throw raw audio (which happens to be a cute voice) into a
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Portable Solar Powered Raspberry Pi ZERO!
This man made a nice solar powered Pi Zero. There are a few of these projects floating around. I find
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How to create a Pi Zero packet capturing computer
Node.net packet capturing Pi Zero Project. It’s very cool. Try it out. Video Description: A few commenters have mentioned that
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OpenSesame – Hacking Garage Doors Seconds Using a Mattel Toy
OpenSesame is a device that can wirelessly open virtually any fixed-code garage door in seconds, exploiting a new attack discovered
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It’s now 2017! Here’s Korea’s Mech Taking It’s First Steps!
Vitaly Bulgarov, has posted a video on Facebook that shows his robot take its first steps. The machine 13-feet-tall, 1.3-ton
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Super Mario Run For Android Pre-Registration
Get Super Mario, Nintendo’s second Android app. Super Mario Run For Android. Super Mario Run is an automatic runner. You
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Make a Full HD Screen for your Raspberry Pi
Great video. Check it out! Alex shows you how to make your own 15.6″ Full HD screen for about $32.
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Raspberry Pi Multicast TV server
Great instructional video on IPTV setup. YouTubers Post: Setup instructions for turning a Raspberry Pi into an IPTV multicast
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Raspberry Pi 3 + Gameboy Pocket
About 6 months ago, I stumbled onto the Ben Heck Show and binge-watched several episodes before deciding to try some
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Hacking a $20 Toy Helicopter into an Autonomous Drone
We chat with Kyle Moore, a member of the Stanford Robotics Club, about his project that converts cheap remote-controlled toy
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DIY Raspberry Pi Outernet Satellite Receiver Assembly
Setting up the Raspberry Pi as a DIY software defined radio satellite down link. See more of the #EduCase build
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How To Make an Android Smart Home Mirror
Build your own: https://learn.adafruit.com/android-smart-home-mirror HomeMirror by HannahMitt on Github: https://github.com/HannahMitt/HomeMirror —————————————– Visit the Adafruit shop online – http://www.adafruit.com Subscribe to
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PoisonTap – exploiting locked machines w/Raspberry Pi Zero
PoisonTap – siphons cookies, exposes internal router & installs web backdoor (reverse tunnel) on locked/password protected computers with a $5
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USBdriveby – exploiting USB in style
USBdriveby (http://samy.pl/usbdriveby) is a device you stylishly wear around your neck which can quickly and covertly install a backdoor and
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C.H.I.P Pro
C.H.I.P. Pro is powered by GR8, a system-in-package (SiP) that was designed by Next Thing Co. GR8 features a 1GHz
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Kernel 4.8 Device Support Grows
Kernel 4.8 has been outed as ready. It’s a fairly large update. It provides support for a few things that
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Close Your Yahoo! Accounts
Close your Yahoo accounts today. 2 years to simply tell their customers ‘we had a security breach; change
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Kano returns with camera, speaker and light board coding kits
It’s a computer and screen anyone can make Yes, anyone. From 6 to 106. It’s a real computer and screen
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Google Andromeda. Android & Chrome OS. (Desktop mode for Android?)
So, this is kinda of logical next step for Google. If you’ve been keeping up with Android N then you
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Getting Started with Python 3 and Physical Programing with Raspberry Pi
PYTHON 2 VS. PYTHON 3 The short version: Python 2 is legacy, Python 3 is the present and future of
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HackerAttitide’s Super Quick Guide To Making The Nexus 9 Great Again
Personally, I think the Nexus 9 is really held back by hardware encryption. It’s up to you if you want
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Get your apps ready for Android N! Final API’s Are Ready With Preview 4
Get your applications prepared for Android N! The final SDK for Android N is currently accessible for download through the
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HackerAttitude’s DIY Heat Sink With 3 Dimes.
I didn’t want to order a heat sink for the Raspberry Pi 3. I wasn’t quite sure it needed one.
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I’ve Been Using Android N developer Preview. It’s Amazing.
I’ve been using Android N for a little while now on my Nexus 6p and Nexus 9. It’s still in
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Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 One Cable Connection!
Connect to your Raspberry Pi Zero via USB (no otg cable). The USB Virtual Gadgets makes it super easy to
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Oculus, Valve, Sony, and the VR Stampede
The VR console war is finally upon us, and this time around, the hype looks to yield substantially more interesting
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Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 Available With Increase Production!
Do you have a Raspberry Pi Zero? Chances are you don’t but you wish you did. It sounds like
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Soon The FBI Could Legally Hack In The US.
The Supreme Court endorsed new rules on Thursday that would conceivably give the FBI the power to hack any PC
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Ubuntu’s Bash Shell In Windows 10
Ubuntu ELF binaries running directly in Windows giving you access to bash shell right in Windows 10 cmd. A few
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FBI Hacks Terrorist’s iPhone Without Apple
Hopefully the FBI got/gets the information that they needed off the iPhone they cracked. The FBI say’s they’ve been able
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Happy Easter! Here’s An Easter Raspberry Pi Project
How about an Easter day project! Paint Easter eggs with a Raspberry Pi! Before we get started: The EggBot project
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The Tiny iPhone SE Snuck Right By Me!
The new iPhone SE, “small edition”, snuck right by me with that ‘new’ screen size, which is exactly the same
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Apple Engineers Rage Quit!
Apple Vs. FBI battle over mobile encryption case is getting interesting. If the unthinkable happens, we have brave Apple engineers
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Ethereum Rally
The price of next-gen blockchain platform currency Ethereum (ETH) reached a peak of 0.037 BTC ($15.16 USD) this week, before
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CM 13 released! Cyanogen’s Take On Android M as CM 13 release 1!
Your wait is over! CM 13 has been released! The biggest additions to CM 13 CM13 Changelog (the huge
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SSH TRON. A Little Fun In The Terminal
SSH TRON Waiting for something to build? In computer science class and bored? Need a VIM break?
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MagPi Issue 40 USA locator
I’ve been looking for a Rasberry Pi Zero, which is out of stock everywhere it seems, and then started to
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iPhone Rumor Right When Apple Needs It. Apple going to OLED? But What Will They Market It As? Also a Nerdy Look at OLED.
Everybody loves rumors. But this new iPhone rumor comes out right at the same time news of first discovered ransom
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Real Media Screws up Bill Gates Statement in FBI vs Apple Comment.
Real media outlets are misleading the public by taking Bill Gates comment and making it seem like he supports a
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Android With Linux as Desktop
An Android Phone With Linux Desktop. This isn’t a new concept. The Motorola Atrix (My personal favorite Android phone) did
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Raspberry Pi Cluster Hat for 4 Pi Zeros Makes A Cluster Easy and Tiny!
Tiny Raspberry Pi Cluster Hat adds 4 Raspberry Pi Zeros as Cluster! A little something for all of you
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Raspberry Pi 3! 64bit and WIFI
Raspberry Pi 3 available with WIFI and 64bit ARM Cortex-A53. For the Raspberry organization’s fourth birthday they released the PI
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Google’s Launchpad Accelerator successfully takes off. Apply to join the June class.
Originally posted on Android Developers Blog Posted by Roy Glasberg Global Lead, Launchpad Program & Accelerator Last month, 24 promising
Read moreA chat about Firebase over Coffee with Googler David East
Posted by Laurence Moroney, Developer Advocate Coffee with a Googler caught up with David East to talk about Firebase and
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CAT s60 New Phone a Possible Security Risk?
The Caterpillar Equipment Company Takes up Tech With an Android Phone Equipped With Thermal Sensor. While the thermal camera
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Introducing Autotrack for analytics.js
The web has changed a lot since the early days of Google Analytics. Back then, most websites actually consisted
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Hopefully Apple’s Public Letter to Customers Starts The Conversation Americans Need To Have
Thankfully Apple took a stand against the FBI and says “No” to more government access in the name of “safety”. Apple
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EarlGrey – iOS Functional UI Testing Framework
Posted by Siddartha Janga, Google iOS Developers Brewing for quite some time, we are excited to announce EarlGrey, a functional
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The Internet Archive puts up Thousands of Windows 3.1 Games.
Thousands of Windows 3.1 Games Put up on The Internet Archive. Workers over 30 Stop Being Productive Everywhere. A wide
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Announcing the People API
Posted by Laurence Moroney, Developer Advocate We’re delighted to announce the availability of the People API. With it, you can
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App Monetization Insights: How Hydro Coach rapidly reached 22 new markets
We created The No-nonsense Guide to App Monetization to help you answer a burning question, “What’s the best way to
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Facebook Chat Hack.
Facebook Chess Game. How to play chess in Facebook Chat. All you need to do is: type “@fbchess play”
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Building Your Own Custom Android Rom.
An introduction to building your own Android Rom. The pieces: Kernel Libraries (and modules) Bootloader Recovery & Fastboot Radio Apps,
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Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition.
Aquaris will be providing the Ubuntu Edition OEM Tablet. Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet features: ARM Cortex-A53 64-bit quad-core processor Quad-core
Read moreNot your average app building competition: The AdMob Student App Challenge
Originally posted on Google Apps Developers blog Posted by Henry Wang, Associate Product Marketing Manager Did you know that there
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[New eBook] Download The No-nonsense Guide to App Monetization
Originally posted on the Inside AdMob Blog. There are many questions to answer when developing a new app. One of
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Teach Yourself Deep Learning with TensorFlow and Udacity
Originally posted on Google Research Blog Posted by Vincent Vanhoucke, Principal Research Scientist Deep learning has become one of the
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Helping 1 million students build better apps
Posted by Peter Lubbers, Senior Program Manager, Google Developer Training Almost three years ago we shipped our very first Udacity
Read moreRetirement of certain Google search APIs
Posted by Vijay Subramani, Technical Program Manager, Google Cloud Platform Back in 2011, we announced the deprecation of the following
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Spatial audio comes to the Cardboard SDK
Posted by Nathan Martz, Product Manager, Google Cardboard Human beings experience sound in all directions—like when a fire truck zooms
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Get your app featured on the first smartphone with Project Tango from Lenovo
Posted by Johnny Lee, Technical Project Lead, Project Tango Today, at CES, Lenovo announced the development of the first consumer-ready
Read moreGoogle Drive: Uploading & downloading files plus the new v3 API redux
Originally posted on Google Apps Developer Blog Posted by Posted by Wesley Chun (@wescpy), Developer Advocate, Google Apps In case
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Google Apps Script: Tracking add-on usage with Google Analytics
Originally posted on Google Apps Developers blog Posted by Romain Vialard, a Google Developer Expert and developer of Yet Another
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DoubleClick’s ‘Mobile Bootcamp’ for app success
Originally Posted on DoubleClick Publisher Blog Mobile app usage has grown 90% in the past two years and contributes to
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Get ready for Javascript “Promises” with Google and Udacity
Sarah Clark, Program Manager, Google Developer Training Front-end web developers face challenges when using common “asynchronous” requests. These requests, such
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Mobile Bootcamp Part IV: Effectively monetize your app
Originally Posted on DoubleClick Publisher Blog Users continue to move across platforms and screens. Today, more than half the queries
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Mobile Bootcamp Part III: Focus on quality
Originally posted on DoubleClick Publisher Blog At this point, you’ve read our recommendations for growing your app’s audience and keeping
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Why does every photo copier have a ‘reduce by 71%’ option?
Every time I touch the zoom option on any work copier it always has a “Reduce by 71%” as an
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U.S. Government Fears Juniper’s Exploit May Have Lead to 3 Years Foreign Infiltration.
Juniper Security Risk May Lead to US Government Information Leak for Past 3 years. Today, 12/19/2015, Juniper announced they
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Nexus N planned for 2016. The rise of Huawei.
What Google did for Samsung, they will do for Huawei. Next years 2016 Nexus, the Nexus N, has talks about
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Apple ports Swift to Linux. Download Ubuntu binaries!
First Apple open source’d swift. Now Apple has created Swift binaries for linux. Apple is catching on and we love it! From
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How does Li-fi work?
Li-Fi – a wireless technology that transmits high-speed data using VLC, visible light communication. Current tests show speeds of 224
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Apps Are Sharing Your Geo-Coordinates and Private Info
Some scary facts about what your apps are sharing. Let’s just say Geo-coordinates is on the list. App privacy
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HackerAttitude’s – “Did you know?” Fact of the week. Filesystem or File system?
Filesystem or File system? One word or two? Did you know that “file system” and “filesystem” mean two different things?
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PI Zero! Out now! How to get one free!
So the Pi Zero just came out. In the last hour. It’s a small little cute board. It has a
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Firefox OS 2.5 Developer Preview on Android.
Mozilla has an app that allows you to essentially run Firefox OS 2.5 on your android device. So, after
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What is XSS vulnerabilities? Are there ways to fix it?
What is XSS vulnerabilities and how do I make sure my website doesn’t have them? Wikipedia Definition: Cross-site scripting (XSS)
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The most amazing shell console ever.
Hackerattitude’s most recommended shell console, Xiki. Xiki is sorta like a shell console with some GUI features added in. It
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Device Detection of scripts for your website?
Website Device Detecting After I made my own tracking scripts for fun I noticed a lot of crawlers that I
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HDCP 2.2 captured
Pirates have found a way to circumvent the 4K copy protection on Netflix, resulting in the first ultra high-definition leak.
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Starting With cUrl
resource curl_init ( [string url]) bool curl_setopt ( resource curl_handle, string option, mixed value) mixed curl_exec ( resource curl_handle) mixed curl_close ( resource curl_handle) The first Curl script we are going to look at
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