CAT | Linux
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Install apk via right-click menu in XP
No comments · Posted by opcode1300 in Hardware, Linux, MAKE/HACK, Software, Uncategorized
This allows you to install APK files to your android device by right clicking the file in windows explorer.
This was tested on XP(sp3) and a MyTouch3g.
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HowTo: Extract MMS Attachments from Android
No comments · Posted by opcode1300 in Hardware, Linux, MAKE/HACK, Software
Needed Software:
SQLite3explorer
Needed Files:
/data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/app_parts/*
/data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/mmssms.db
Load mmssms.db in SQLite3explorer and execute…
SELECT ct, _data, name FROM part WHERE ct LIKE 'image%';
should return something like..

Then just rename the PART_######### file(s) to something with the correct extension, like “image_1.gif”

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Script to convert android boot images
No comments · Posted by opcode1300 in Hardware, Linux, MAKE/HACK, Software
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Technical Articles | Android Developers
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Android ADB .DLL exports
No comments · Posted by opcode1300 in Hardware, Linux, MAKE/HACK, Software
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ffmpeg screenshot jpeg » Pirahna’s blog en
No comments · Posted by opcode1300 in Linux, Software
My little twitter ‘bot’
This little guy will twitter random facts each time it is ran (cron job) upto 140 – the total length of hash tags
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Image > video in linux
No comments · Posted by opcode1300 in Life / People, Linux, MAKE/HACK
I was ask if I knew of a way to grab a image from a web page over the course of a day because a friend will be standing in front of a webcam but we didn’t know when.
so as we all know the answer is yes with Linux
First, we need to get the image. the filename is the same but is refreshed once a minute. This will use wget to download the image and name the file like “2009_05_29-15_29_32.jpg”
then all we need to do is setup a cron job [I cheated and used gnome-schedule]
wget http://www.jach.hawaii.edu/weather/images/ukirt.jpg -O /home/alex/Desktop/ukirt_grab/"`date +%Y_%m_%d-%H_%M_%S.jpg`"
Now I listed the contents of the directory by date and output that to a file.
ls -1tr /home/alex/Desktop/Lee > /home/alex/Desktop/ukirt_grab/files.txt
Last, Use mencoder to make the movie.
mencoder -nosound -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4 -o /home/alex/Desktop/test.avi -mf type=jpeg:fps=20 mf://@/home/alex/Desktop/ukirt_grab/files.txt



