In April I packaged up my source for the keylogger, and posted it to the project page. Just thought I’d mention in a post that it is now available.
Tag: electronics
Theremin Workshop @ Hacklab.to #{3, 5, 6}
At the theremin workshop, I was able to add my two pitch oscillators, and tested them successfully at 260kHz. It took me one session for each oscillator (3 and 5), but I was done early on the second oscillator.
During session 6 last week, I added the tuning circuit for the oscillator that is attached to the control panel. (not in picture)
Theremin Workshop @ Hacklab.to #2
Yesterday was the second day of the Theremin Workshop run by Andrew Kilpatrick at the Toronto Hacklab.
We seemed to get pretty well along the process in the first workshop. I had my power supply completed, but my voltage regulators were in backwards – because the pin-out diagram was labeled as if looking from the bottom of the IC, not the top (as I assumed that all would be). Unfortunately, we found this out when we connected the supply voltage, and things got hot. Continue reading Theremin Workshop @ Hacklab.to #2
New Open Source Keylogger
I’ve just created a page for my open source keylogger. I need to add some licensing to the code, and ensure it is sanitized before releasing, but keep your eye on the project page!