http://verdisx.com/portal/bbpress

2. Install Hide Menubar to hide the Firefox menubar.

3. Install Download Statusbar – Another Firefox-chrome difference is the download status.When you download a file in Firefox browser a window pops out when showing the download status (time remaining,size of file) whereas in Google chrome the download status is seen in the status bar.

Downloading Statusbar Firefox addon will bring the Chrome status bar download feature in your Firefox browser.

4. Install Locationbar2 – Makes the Firefox addressbar fully resemble the Chrome addressbar.

5. Install Stylish (this is a custom styles manager for Firefox, similar to greasemonkey but manages styles instead of scripts)

6. After installing stylish you can even more customize Firefox using the custom styles. Download and use the following custom user styles.

Tab Bar: Want to move the tab bar to the top of the window, as seen in Google Chrome? Yes that’s possible with this experimental hack.

Back/Forward Menu: To access the drop-down menu for the Back and Forward functions, simply right click the Back button or Forward button. If that’s not enough, use this user style.

Extra Modifications: You can make Chromifox your own by adding even more modifications, like smaller or larger text in the location bar and search bar. Also, you can hide the “favicons” or text labels in the Bookmarks Toolbar, prevent tab scrolling by setting a smaller minimum tab width, and get rid of useless menu items. For these and more, use this user style.

Customize Locationbar2: Customize the locationbar extension even more by categorizing the static dynamic and image pages with 3 different colors.

That’s all, and please add your ideas and thoughts, in the comments below.

Well heres the dev pics and final pics. DEAD SPACE PLASMA CUTTER NERF GUN. Bad ass.

RESOURCES USED –>

REQUIREMENTS –>

STEPS –>

1. Open XBOX360 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joF4n_HT6X0&feature=player_embedded – there are several howto vids on youtube find one that works for you, its pretty easy to do)
2. Open the side of your computer and locate your motherboard and the first SATA port
3. What I do is I put my xbox360 inside my computer in a good resting position where my SATA cable could reach my liteon drive just fine. Next connect the SATA cable FROM your computer to the liteondrive.
4. Now all you have to do is find the port number the drive is connected to, you can do this by following this simple excerpt from se7ensins.com’s guide:
   

   
   Identifying your Sata Port Info

   There are a few ways to do this, Ill cover the simple ones feel free to use your own methods.

   Method One: iPrep
   Run iPrep 101 v006 and select your Sata Controller in the drop down box. Then, click the ?
   

   You will be presented with something resembling the image below.
   

   Your command base register is the first 4 characters of DeviceIO – In this case CF00

   Method Two: Dosflash32

   Hook up your LiteOn to your PC power(ed) On

   Run Dosflash32.exe
   

   You may or may not see this, this is it failing on my Pioneer DVDRW – 0×1F0 and 0×170 are generally NOT your magic port.

   Select No if it returns 0×170/0×1F0 ports.

   If all is good, you will receive something similar to the image below, note my port. 0xCF00 – The same magic port iPrep returned

   

   You might as well say No once this is returned as the LiteOn drive is locked, so it won’t respond to the mtk intro query.

   OK, now you have your command base register, we need the com port you will be using (usually 1 for Serial Cables, needs to be 1-9 for USB or USB To Serial Adapters)

   Right Click “My Computer”

   Select properties
   

   Select ‘Hardware’ tab, then, ‘Device Manager’
   
   Scroll Down to ‘Ports COM & LPT’
   
   You will see that I have been assigned Com Port 1

   Now you can prepare to dump the data from the LiteOn

   At this point, you should have all the system info you need to complete the process.

5. Now that you have your port number your going to extract the key, which is probably the trickiest part for most. In order to do this read the next lines carefully. OK for this to be easy you need the CK3 parts. 1. Plug the CK3Lite into your computers rs232 serial port. usually located on the back of your computer 2. plug the liteon dvd drive power cable to your CK3 but make sure the switch is off when you do this 3. Connect the ck3 probe to the r707 located on the liteon dvd drive. 4. have the disc tray opened half way with the drive status closed. 5. When all this is done should look something like this -->
6. TIME TO RETRIEVE THE KEY!!!!
7. Important notes:
   • Tray Status needs to be closed, but drive half open
   • Serial port on LiteOn MUST be in tact (or using a probe/spear)
   • You only need R707 joined
   • Sata and Serial/USB connected to PC
   • Drive powered ON
8. Obtaining dummy.bin using DVDKEY32 v0.7
DVDKEY32 is run from the command line and requires the command of:
Dvdkey32 SATA PORT COM PORT
In my instance, this is Dvdkey32 CF00 1


   Type you DVDKEY32 command in the command prompt as shown below.
   

   Insert probe / spear / homemade version if using one into via above R707 and press Enter

   

   You will be presented with something similar to this, if key is returned as CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC – CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC – Then check your serial port / eject status.

That’s it to retrieve the key, in the next small portion I will go over errors.

Errors

If you got something like this, you need to:

• Power down the drive between each tries
• Check the serial adapter communication
• Wrong COM port selected for the serial adapter (DVDKey hardcoded to COM1)
• Tx and Rx pin is reversed or misplaced on the transceiver

c:\DVDKEY>dvdkey a000
Port A000
Drive Present
Wait about 20 seconds

It didn't work, sorry   reg1: 54
DVD key:
00000000000000000000000000000000
Seems NOT a good DVD Key!!! 00 00
KEY.BIN saved

c:\DVDKEY>

In this case the wrong SATA port address is used. Try iPrep, DOSFlash, or Slax to find the correct port.

c:\DVDKEY>dvdkey a400
Port A000
Problems with sata status, try to reboot PC 

c:\DVDKEY>

Also I will be giving away a free professional website service, and free domain name to anyone, what’s the catch? All you have to do is sign up for Verdisx web hosting of $40.00/m with a agreement of 5 months. I think it’s a great way to get a foot in the door for those who need web services. This is limited time, if no one takes the offer, very well I must say. More details will be posted to the website.

There is one more small module I need to code into the website, a news module. I will probably just use cutenews php script, but there I will be able to post deals and offers on Verdisx, and hopefully get some response from my advertising campaign I recently set up.

Many people have experienced problems with sending, and receiving MMS on their iPhone before. This is because AT&T blocks MMS off of those sending, and recieving from the iPhone device. They do “sweeps” everynight to check if you are using MMS on iPhone.

I’m not exactly sure, why they don’t allow MMS on iPhone. BUT Anyways, I’ve had this problem before, and I’m not even on the iPhone plan… On the web there are many ways to fix this… that simply don’t work!

Usually on SwirlyMMS the error you get back is : “unexpected http response” – Many people post that calling AT&T and hoping for the best is all you can do, once it is blocked. NOT TRUE!

Remember, when you use the internet on any phone, AT&T will figure out what device your using. So the solution is simple. I’m not a phone expert, or a sim card expert. But I think some things are saved to the SIM Card. Thats where I found this idea for the solution.

All you have to do is take your SIM card out of your iPhone, and put it into another AT&T phone. Then on the other phone, just load a few pages on MediaNET, and maybe send a MMS or something. That way some of that phones information is saved to your SIM card (?i think…)

Anyways, put your SIM card back into your iPhone, and you will be able to send, and receive MMS. That’s all! You will never run into the http response error again.