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Random experiments, circuits, code, rapid prototyping, sometimes things to buy, and the odd tune by Tod Kurt.

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Posted on 9 February, 2004

Using IM buddy FOAF network as mesh-network

Has anyone done this? The buddy-to-buddy network of IM connectivity could be
used as a meta-network above the physical network.

Posted on 8 February, 2004

Bluetooth phones on Mac OS X

A post about using a new phone on OS X with Bluetooh:
http://www.mobilewhack.com/handset/sonyericsson/z600/z600_as_bluetooth_modem.html

Referenced in that was a page on “How To Use Your GSM Cell Phone as a Bluetooth Modem on Mac OS X”

Posted on 24 January, 200410 January, 2005

Titanium 15″ Powerbook Disassembly

One such photo-journal (for older 400/500 MHz models): http://homepage.mac.com/sysop/PhotoAlbum13.html

Another one, aimed towards hinge repair (also for older TiBooks):
http://www.mcj.de/MAIN_PowerBookG4hinge.html

And for mine, the Powerbook G4 (DVI) Take Apart / Service Manual

And if I screw things up, here’s a place to buy a replacement logic board

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