Caminante Nocturno - 2008-03-29
Can you pick them up with the mouse? Or whatever mumbo jumbo these fancy-pants things use.
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Mike Tyson?! - 2008-03-29
I can't find a single place to download this, fake?
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Frank Rizzo - 2008-03-30 oh btw, the gravity part is an exploit of the crash sensor things. When the sensors sense that the mac is falling it will turn off the harddrive so it wont break.
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Scynne - 2008-03-29
I actually have something like this for my macbook. I play with it when I get bored. A lot. It's far more entertaining then you'd think.
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Pangalin - 2008-03-29
I am not sure why a macbook would have an internal gyroscope :(
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drcrypt - 2008-03-29 It's basically a mechanism so the laptop can go into emergency mode after its been dropped but before it smashes into the ground.
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kelpfoot - 2008-03-29 There's an accelerometer in most modern notebook hard disks, so the hard disk can detect free fall, so it can brace for impact.
I don't know what this is called, but Western Digital refers to it in their marketing literature as "ShockGuard."
Apparently said accelerometer is exposed via a software interface.
This concludes today's lesson.
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Stog - 2008-03-29
I want my desktop to randomly fall apart and flop around.
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