PowerBook Etch-A-Sketch
Posted by: Jason O'Grady
Date: Monday, March 21st, 2005, 01:29
Category: Hardware, PowerBook G4 Aluminum
Date: Monday, March 21st, 2005, 01:29
Category: Hardware, PowerBook G4 Aluminum
RedHanded has posted a story about hacking the motion sensor in the 2005 PowerBooks.
The amstracker commandline is really all you need to get started, as evidenced by this Python script, which controls iTunes by either “bumping” the laptop to advance a track or by rocking the laptop to move around the playlist.
Joey DeVilla has further challenged the scripting world to turn the PowerBook into an Etch-A-Sketch. So you can reboot your laptop by evoking the familiar Flip-N-Pull-A-Seizure manual restart of the kiddie canvas.
RedHanded has posted a story about hacking the motion sensor in the 2005 PowerBooks.
The amstracker commandline is really all you need to get started, as evidenced by this Python script, which controls iTunes by either “bumping” the laptop to advance a track or by rocking the laptop to move around the playlist.
Joey DeVilla has further challenged the scripting world to turn the PowerBook into an Etch-A-Sketch. So you can reboot your laptop by evoking the familiar Flip-N-Pull-A-Seizure manual restart of the kiddie canvas.
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