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Have you ever used DeskShade in Mac? It cures boring and cluttered desktops. The feature of DeskShade that I love most is locked screen. It’s so awesome. Today, I write this tutorial to help you build the locked page for login with same feature of that DeskShade. In this tutorial, I’m using basic jQuery code. So if you’re new to jQuery, it’ll help you so much to understand Click event. Furthermore, with CSS, your login page is not gonna be boring likes before.

Suite à : http://aext.net/2009/09/learning-jquery-submit-form-php-mac-style-modal-window/

OR YOU CAN CLIP IT OFF

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Weil Türen durch geheime Klopfzeichen aufgehen sollten.

While working on another project I ran across the Arduino knock sensor tutorial. Sensing a single knock is a great little project for learning about microcontrollers, but what about sensing specific knocks? Seeeeecret knocks? And if we could detect a secret knock, shouldn't it unlock a door? If you can't tell by looking this was cobbled together from spare stuff around the lab, it's not much more than a piezo speaker, a tiny gear reduction motor, and an Arduino. And PVC pipe.

"Seeeeecret knocks? And if we could detect a secret knock, shouldn't it unlock a door?" (via @yetzt)

Very neat contraption that can unlock your door based on a programmed knock. Not very practical but still pretty awesome.

Bluetooth Proximity Detection

It locks your computer when you go away from it. How is it done. It locks on one of your Bluetooth devices which are paired to the the machine. When you walk away from the computer the device is disconnected and the computer is locked after timeout.

It locks on one of your Bluetooth devices which are paired to the the machine. When you walk away from the computer the device is disconnected and the computer is locked after timeout.

Well, it could come in handy for *something*, right?

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