Posted by on under shock awe, b movie, action figures, high heels, array, fear | 
Baron Bob sells this set of Horrified B-Movie Victims. The set features nine victims ( 2.5" - 3" tall) in "an array of horrified poses.. shock, awe, fear, and of course the female slipping in high heels." The set sells for $14.95 but the green bear doesn't seem to be included. Horrified B-Movie Victims...
Tagi: shock awe, b movie, action figures, high heels, array, fear
Posted by George Hotz on under gizmodo, phes, recovery mode, iphone, possiblity, iboot, endpoint, dev team, 3g, bricks, date time, hack, protocol, fear, beta, truth |
So I read
this on gizmodo. Here's the truth...
Post beta 4, the ramdisk hack stopped working. Sorry Zibri, guess you'll have to steal another exploit. They also changed the recovery mode USB protocol to use the control endpoint to send commands.
The possiblity of unlocking, which is very distinct from jailbreaking, is based entirely on the baseband bootloader. Apple doesn't appear to upgrade the bootloader on phones in the field, probably for fear of bricks. So any old iPhones out there today, regardless of version, can be unlocked.
The iPhone 3G uses a different bootloader, which I believe there aren't any known exploits in yet. So no unlock.
There is a known exploit in iBoot, on both the old and 3G iPhones. The "the specific date/time is not firm yet" pwnage tool will leverage it to jailbreak all 2.0 software iPhones, 3G and otherwise. Dev team, that date better be soon or I might just have to release
yiPhone. The iBoot exploit is yours, use it. You wouldn't want a repeat of ZiPhone now...
Tagi: gizmodo, phes, recovery mode, iphone, possiblity, iboot, endpoint, dev team, 3g, bricks, date time, hack, protocol, fear, beta, truth
Posted by on under darkness bind, panic attacks, wedding ring, little bit, trivia, fear |
Here’s a pointless little bit of trivia: On Sunday I got my wedding ring cut off my finger.
I’ve recently started waking up in the middle of the night with panic attacks. They were being caused by a sudden and irrational fear that my ring was cutting my finger off because I could no longer get [...]
Tagi: darkness bind, panic attacks, wedding ring, little bit, trivia, fear
Posted by on under mentied, server failure, phes, t mobile, backup data, mobile community, mobile data, community forums, cr, batteries, fear, servers, microsoft |
Expanding on the T-Mobile data loss mentioned in an update to an earlier story, reader stigmato writes 'T-Mobile's popular Sidekick brand of devices and their users are facing a data loss crisis. According to the T-Mobile community forums, Microsoft/Danger has suffered a catastrophic server failure that has resulted in the loss of all personal data not stored on the phones. They are advising users not to turn off their phones, reset them or let the batteries die in them for fear of losing what data remains on the devices. Microsoft/Danger has stated that they cannot recover the data but are still trying. Already people are clamoring for a lawsuit. Should we continue to trust cloud computing content providers with our personal information? Perhaps they should have used ZFS or btrfs for their servers ...'
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Tagi: mentied, server failure, phes, t mobile, backup data, mobile community, mobile data, community forums, cr, batteries, fear, servers, microsoft
Posted by on under engadget, podcast, fri, chat room, high speed, fear, state lines |
Hey, Josh is currently making a high-speed run across state lines, but have no fear -- once he's suitably safe from danger the Engadget Podcast will be broadcasting live. Settle into the chat room below, and we'll see you at 6:30PM EST!
Update: Well, that was certainly a wild one, thanks for bearing with us -- and if you missed it, our usual post will be up tomorrow!
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