
Spam in a can
Lately I’ve received a number of messages from bots using other people’s hacked MSN accounts. The link they were pushing was basically an email confirmation link, clicking it would have told them that my e-mail address was valid, and surely landed me in some spammer’s e-mail lists. So instead i decided to try and mess around a little, and thus this little Python program was written.
It generates random fake e-mails, from three text lists, and sends them to the spammer using their own validator link, trough the Tor proxy network; making it harder to block or locate you.
Download it here . Use it at your own risk or don’t use it at all, read the disclaimer in the source. Feel free to do whatever the heck you want with it, just don’t come back crying if you make a booboo.
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Spotify logo
This is a pretty easy way to automatically rip music from Spotify using AV Voice Changer 6. DO NOT DO THIS, YOU WILL BE IN VIOLATION OF THE SPOTIFY END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT!
What you would need:
Voice Changer is intended to be just that, a voice changer. It can make you sound like a cartoon mosquito or one of those creepy kidnappers from the movies, in real time. But the feature we would want is Voice Changer’s sound recording function which would allow us to record the tunes streamed from Spotify into separate files with the compression method of our choosing.
Start up the Spotify client and log in. Find a couple of tunes you like and put them in a playlist. Check that the music plays ok and without lag. Disconnect your microphone, and make sure there won’t be anything else making sound on your computer. Start up Voice Changer and verify that the audio from Spotify registers in Voice Changer’s volume meter. We don’t want our tunes to sound like smurf songs, so just turn off all the effects by clicking the On/Off button.
Stop the music from playing for a moment and click Voice Changer’s Recorder button. A small window should open up, looking something like this:
Ever wanted to record your Super Mario skills on the Super Nintendo console, without the console? Don’t worry, most of todays computers are powerful enough to pretend being, or emulate, a console machine. Most likely so is your’s. And you’re in luck, Super Nintendo is one of, if not the best, emulated console system there is. All you basically need is an emulator, the piece of software that magically turns your PC into a good ol’ console; and the ROM file of your favorite game. The game ROM’s are in most cases copyrighted, so i can’t nor won’t supply you with those. Make sure you own the game cartridge, or else you might find yourself in violation of copyright laws.
The things you will need:
* At the time of writing, ZSnes has reached version 1.51
Copy your ROM image(s) to any folder. Preferably one that doesn’t require you to click trough too many folders to get to it.
Installing the software is pretty straightforward, just extract the two archives, each into their own folders. It might work having ZSnes and MEncoder in the same folder, but i haven’t tried it. Also, i think that’s a little messy. You are going to add the MEncoder location to window’s PATH environment variable instead, so remember the location where you extracted it. Follow the instructions below as the procedure differs a little depending on what version of Windows you are using.

Edit your Path environment variable
For Windows Vista you can go to the Control panel and click on the System icon, select Advanced System Settings in the left menu and then the “Environment variables” button. Then, in the list under “System Variables”, look for Path (might be lower- or uppercase). When you have found it, edit it and add the location of the folder where the MEncoder executable file is located. Remember to add the semicolon that is needed to separate the various folders listed in the Path string. Click OK, and your done.
(How to set the path in Windows 2000 / Windows XP)
When that’s all done, let’s start up ZSnes and configure it a little. The main things to check out is the Screen Resolution, Filters and Input
Choose your optimal screen preferences under “Video” in the Config menu. I have a widescreen and wanted ZSnes to fill the screen completely, so i made a custom screen setting it to 1360×768 with the DS F option (check the legend for description). Choose the Filter that you feel gives the best result. Configure your Input, and let’s load up a game already! Click GAME in the top menu, and select LOAD. Then browse to the folder where you copied or extracted the ROM file(s), select the game you want to play and click the LOAD button. If the game runs, great! if it doesn’t, seek help! (Read More..)
I recently bought the classic game, Bubble Bobble, from Nintendo Wii’s Virtual Console shop. But when the game was downloaded, and i attempted to run it, i was greeted with a green crash-looking screen. I could hear the game’s sounds in the background, and response from the controller, but the screen was fubar. I was using a component cable, and with a composite cable the problem went away. But after spending 50 bucks on the component cable, and seeing the trashy colors from composite signal, i didn’t want to give up right away. I googled long before i found a solution that worked for me:
This fix might not work with all Virtual Console games. I don’t even know what it does, but it worked for my Bubble Bobble.

Jewish Internet Defense Force
A Norwegian Facebook group, critisizing Israel, has been hacked by an organization calling themselves the Jewish Internet Defense Force.
Supposedly, Simon Souyris Strumse, the administrator of the Facebook group and a member of Sosialistisk Ungdom, got his Facebook account hacked after clicking a link. This allowed the hackers to change the Facebook group’s description and logo.
I can understand why Israel needs to defend itself, but things like this, along with the way the war is conducted by the Israeli government, it’s making it harder to be pro Israel.
The JIDF claims that they are not hackers. But if it quaks like a duck, and hacks like a duck…It’s a duck! I hope the Jewish Internet Defense Force comes to the conclusion that actions like this hack, however small, damages the Israeli cause and relations with it’s supporters.
And Simon should change his password; ilovekristin is easy to guess!
Source : http://www.vg.no/nyheter/utenriks/midtosten/artikkel.php?artid=539620
This is a map for the Half-Life mod called Ricochet. Download the zip file, and follow the instructions in the readme.txt file.
The map was intended to be a team based death-match map, but it also works as a free-for-all death-match map.

If you are up for a good movie this weekend, i can highly recommend the russian movie “Ostrov“, released in 2006.
It’s about a sailor named Anatoli (Timofei Tribuntsev), who during the second world war gets captured by a German patrol boat, along with his captain Tikhon on a small coal freighter. He’s given the choice between shooting Thikon and live, or die himself.
He shoots, and the Germans leave him on the boat. But not before they’ve put explosive charges all over the freighter. The boat explodes, and Anatoli is fortunate to be found alive on the beach by some Orthodox munks. And he settles down there after his recovery.
We then follow an older Anatoli (Pyotr Mamonov) from the year 1976, still living at the monastery, in the boiler hut located on a small island. He is constantly haunted by the fact that he shot his captain and friend, Thikon. He has also become quite eccentric over the years, to put it mildly, and a nuisance to many of the other munks. And while he appears at times to be stark raving mad, there is strange logic to his behavior. People come from far away to see him, asking for help with all kinds of problems; from unwanted pregnancies to demon possessions.
The movie shows a man with strong faith and a hunger for salvation. It is full of good moments and humor.
I give it 5 out of 6.
You can get it at Amazon.com
Eclipse is an Open Source IDE mainly used for Java development; but with the Pydev plug-in installed it becomes a powerful Python IDE. I will now show you how to get Eclipse ready for your Python code.
Before we get started, you should check whether or not Python is already installed on your computer. Look for a folder called Python25 or something similar on your C:\ partition, also check the Add/Remove Programs list in the Windows Control Panel for any Python entries.
If Python is not installed, let’s go to www.python.org and download a copy. There are newer versions, but we’ll download Python 2.5.2 to get compatibility with many extensions. You may want to download a newer release if your not too concerned about that.
Execute the Python installer you downloaded, and follow the instructions. The default installation path is “C:\Python25“. And unless that causes problems, leave it as it is.
Eclipse requires Java. So unless it’s already installed on your system, you need to get it from www.java.com, and install it before you continue.
Let’s install the Eclipse IDE. Head over to www.eclipse.org and look for Eclipse Classic which will be the release we’ll download and use.

At the time of writing, Eclipse for Windows is released as a zip archive. You’ll need to extract the folder inside the zip archive, called “eclipse“. I recommend clicking on the archive to open it, and just drag the folder to a proper destination on your computer, such as the “C:\Program Files” folder. (Read More..)
“The eyes of the storm” by Saviour Machine.
Same method as the previous time lapse video i made, but now you can actually see things happening.
This is a time lapse video i made using my digital videocamera and Python, taking a picture every 5th second. It is quite boring so i had to add some music, Rob Costlow’s “Not Alone”
This is the Python script i used:
from VideoCapture import Device
from time import sleep
SecondsBetweenFrames = 5
FilePrefix = "bilde_"
DirectoryToStore = "E:\\Basen\\"
Kamera = Device()
FrameNr = 0
while True:
FrameNr = FrameNr + 1
Kamera.saveSnapshot(DirectoryToStore + FilePrefix + str(FrameNr) + '.jpg')
print "Lagret bilde: " + FilePrefix + str(FrameNr) + '.jpg'
sleep(SecondsBetweenFrames)
* You’ll need the VideoCapture and PIL Python extensions
Movie by tr0d
This is a Python spoof logo i’ve made based on the nVidia game logo.

Jesus Christ
He is the King of the Jews;
He is the King of Israel;
He is the King of all the Ages;
He is the King of Heaven;
He is the King of Glory;
He is the King of Kings;
..and He is the Lord of Lords.
He is a prophet before Moses;
He is a priest after Melchizedek;
He is a champion like Joshua;
He is an offering in place of Isaac;
He is a king from the line of David;
He is a counselor above Solomon;
He is beloved, rejected, and exalted like Joseph;
and yet He is far more…
The Heavens declare His glory…
and the firmament shows His handiwork.
He who is, who was, and who always will be;
He is the first and the last
He is the Alpha and Omega
He is the Aleph and the Tau
He is the A and the Å;
He is the ego eimi,
He is the 
He is the “I AM that I AM”
He is the voice of the burning bush
He is the Captain of the Lord’s Host
He is the conqueror of Jericho
He is our Kinsman-Redeemer
He is our Avenger of Blood;
He is our City of Refuge;
He was crucified on a cross of wood;
Yet He made the hill on which it stood.