never have I gotten a email as good as this.

“Kelly, I have a non-work related question and you may know the answer. I have guitar hero 2 for the xbox 360 and I am trying to use one of the cheat codes I found online to unlock all of the songs but can not get it to work. Do you know or heard of anyone that has been able to unlock all of the songs for the 360?

Thanks”

As I see this a valid question, that any self respecting person would be able to take time to answer I did, the following appears to confirm working from a message board I found.

Planet Heidi is a web comic about computer security. I did work with the writer, He now has a book its the content of the comic. You should go purchase it its $9 and you will learn something – or just find grammatical mistakes and let him know =). Either way check out the free version or buy a book.

Im sure RoadRunner DSL isnt the only ISP that will do this, however I stumbled across them as being particularly dumb. They list all the users on a home page and let you browse the personal sites, as well as gather assumed login names etc. simply google “@ .rr.com” to get regional areas such as HVC for Hudson Valley. then attach some data to the site and you get every home page there, that includes pages where people upload files, but think no one can see them but they nicely let you index browse. HTML 1.0 where they password stuff but you have no time out and retry is not delay. more importantly the google site:xxx.com trick where you can just search everyone for juicy data. here is some info to get you kicked off for about 1 hour of surfing fun. its like having a back door into angel fire site, all that blinking text fun.

http://home.nycap.rr.com/

http://home.hvc.rr.com/

http://home.cfl.rr.com/

 needless to say browse with firefox, who knows whats out there.

I love google stories if you search a word on http://images.google.com lets say like “kelly keeton” you will get some pictures of my blog. now in the URL bar at the top of the browser append the following… “&imgtype=face” with out quotes you will only get results with a human face. type=news will also return some unknown news value. That spat google had with the feds a while back was ironed out as long as they perfected the facial matching for myspace.com  (you can use this with any other google hacks like site: url: blah blah)

a cool cheap mod I found (look around this guys site for more fun)

Make your own variable solder gun

others are workign on the hacking for this, but this is a awesome use for social engineering to act like you know what a clients site looks like. Google Maps now has street view for various cities.

butt crack

go watch all the videos by this guy who made a cockpit view out of his RC airplane. Then if you want to know more or make your own…

forum for how to more forum buy the head tracker for the camera servo and a tiny Altimeter

so I was tinkering around now that I have a EDGE network cell phone I wanted to connect to the cell network to dial up for access to the internet off net. Using this guide for blackberry as modem

my bluetooth is a d620 with all factory shiped drivers. xpSP2

This was my modem INIT command, for a Cingular 8100 Perl purchased from a Cingular dealer but has “blue” ATT startup logos. In washington.

+cgdcont=1,"IP","WAP.CINGULAR"

no username or password on the connection dial the default *99#

got 200/59kbps data transfer (wiith VPN that will stink but better then nothing!)

Connection-specific DNS Suffix  . :
Description . . . . . . . . . . . : WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface
Physical Address. . . . . . . . . :
Dhcp Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No
IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 10.0.165.
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.255
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 10.0.165.148
DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 209.183.48.10
NetBIOS over Tcpip. . . . . . . . : Disabled

After a recent trip to Clarkston Wa. Some bad guy was nice to steal some of my stuff. I thought he stole my blackberry and thusly went out to buy a new one. Later to find out my blackberry was in Katie's purse. So I had about 6 hours to play with the blackberry 8100 and well, I didn't return it. The pearl or the track-ball wheel on the thing is like going from rotary phones to tone dial. Everything you do is faster, particularly the calendar is much better to use. You can go from day to day just by moving the track-ball horizontally. Not to mention that its smaller, I didn't think I would care but let me tell you its super cool. It also has a microSD card which detects as a removable drive in windows. Camera with a crappy flash, but it has good zoom. If you feel like dropping the cash on a 2 year contract or just buying one. my review is “totally rad”. Also features to mention are voice dialing is built in and automatic with bluetooth. The headset is also much louder my 7100 I could never hear anything 8100 my hears hurt.