DJ Aakmael - My Man

Made a icon/illustration/logo for a little cool down from other work.

Check out our newest DIY on Tye Dyed Camouflage Tee Shirt! Are you collecting all of our badges for  Camp Threadbanger? 

Dogs don't have the best of boundaries and that certainly applies with skunks. If your dog gets sprayed, you can remove the stench with a simple bit of chemistry.

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It’s not 1988 so why live like it is?

FREE INTERNET FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cafes, airports, hotels and Hell usually all have ‘free’ wifi for 30 minutes and then make you pay- this is a bug, not a feature.

Limited time = fffffat unlimited time.

wifi spots are easy to hack your way into fatty goodness:

Option 1:

You can maintain the constant 30 minute wifi sessions by doing a few tricks. When you try to load a page, the router will automatically redirect you to the login page: look at the URL, because from there you can see which system the airport is using and all of them are easy to hack:

- Change your IP

- Change your MAC address

- Delete your cookies

Option 2:

You can also spoof your MAC address, MacMakeup (Win) is a good place to start.

Edit: A good tutorial for Mac users can be found here

ProTip: Find a MAC addresses already using the paid wifi. Once you have located a few, you can copy the mac address as your own and enjoy.

Option Lazy Motherfucker:

Many routers have the ability to hide a wifi network by making their names invisible to other computers (airports use these often for gates). A nice GUI option is to use NetStumbler which locates and shows all hidden networks or you can do it via the terminal:

sudo ln -s /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport /usr/sbin/airport

The above command must appear on a single line to work. Enter the admin password to create the symbolic link. Now you can use the airport command without th long ass path:

airport -s

The ping will show all available wifi networks and their router name (SSID), the router address (BSSID), signal:

Happy Sniffing!! <3

Brighton based Gallery No Walls recently sent me 16 covers of the iconic ‘The FACE’ magazine. I’m currently working through the last 7 in the collection and thought I would give a sneak peek of the project with this Beyonce cover (my fave) with more soon to come! xo

Oli b

This was a piece I did for a group show in Toronto that the talented Julia Breckenreid and Steve Wilson hosted. They round up a boat load of talented artists. Too many to list here. But if you want to see more then go HERE>>
The theme was the Green Man. The Green Man according to this SITE; “He is the personification of the spirit of nature itself in its vegetation form; the living heartbeat in every cell of a plant, shrub or tree, and the divine essence of the seasons.” It was a lot of fun. I was honored to be a part of such a talented group of artists. My take on it was just what it might be like if suddenly some space explorers found such a totem on another planet or maybe there isn’t any vegetation left on Earth and this is the greatest discovery in decades. What does it all mean?

ray collins

Manifest Destiny

My piece for Space! The Gallery Show.  The show’s about our exploration of space and discovery. And if history’s any indicator things might not go so smooth. I’m looking at you British Empire.

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X for Xavier Excavates the X – Marks the Spot by Stephen Chan.

Vidam - The fish is the fish its fish

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Google Driverless Car Punks NYC on Vimeo and YouTube.

"The Internet is the largest experiment
 involving anarchy in history"
 ~Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google

 

"I'll be the sun shining on you.
 Hey Cinderella, step into your shoe.
 I'll be your non-stop lover, get it while you can,
 your non-stop miracle, I'm your man.
 Get outta my dreams --
 Get into my car..."
 ~ Sergey "Ocean" Brin

“In the beginning there was the word, and the word was… super hard to find. So, Google said, “let there be light… and a network of query-processing distributed supercomputers, and googlebots, and page rank and context-aware adverts, and knowledge graph, and a mobile OS, and maps, and a satellite, and Now, and dark fiber, and Glass…”, and on the seventh day, the people said, “OK Google! Enough already. Give it a rest!” But, by then it was too late and Google, had decided to re-design our basic, public infrastructure: the roads. “Hey Google, shouldn’t the people have a say in how we use the public goods?” “Quit acting like a little bitch,” thought Google, as it auto-piloted Eric and Sergey to their shareholder meeting in a white, lexus SUV to report their quarterly earnings.”

For FAT GOLD we decided that we needed to have a Google car on display. However, since the last time we made one, Google’s vehicular technology has improved quite a bit. It was immediately apparent that making another Streetview car was simply not going to cut it. We needed to evolve with the controversy technology.

We conferred with the FAT Lab R&D department and they succeeded in making some vinyl decals, and a plastic bucket that spins around. We feel that we have really outdone ourselves on this one. Our car is virtually indistinguishable from most other self-driving cars on the road.

If you want to make your own self-driving car, follow these easy instructions to 3D print your own LieDar. Beyond that, all you need is some PVC, a few vinyl decals and a beat-up, rental Fiat. There really is not much to it.

“A Collection: Minerals & Gems”, acrylic gouache on paper

Beautiful minerals hold a special place in my heart so I thought it would be appropriate to end the Nature chapter of the “Collections” project with these. 

Take a look at the full collection here.

Eibatova Karina posted a photo:

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For The New Republic article about Demosthenes