Harper Reed: Tech, Phones, Yo-yoing and Death Metal
Playstation 2 hacking
15 Sep
Posted by Harper in General at 10:30 PM
Tags: awesome, hacking, haxoring, ps2, sony
This post is comprised of notes from my wiki. so it is pretty free form. Basically it is just me haxoring my PS2 to be more fancy.
The following pictures and documents are from my attempt at “hacking” the ps2. i am not really skilled nor am i very innovative.. i think i am just fearless.. [...]
theming the T610
04 Dec
Posted by Harper in General at 01:12 AM
Tags: awesome, ericcson, sony, sprint, t610, tmobile
i recently experienced a painless switch from sprint to t-mobile. It ruled. and part of the divorce i ended up with a sony ericcson t610. so as any good person would.. i went about creating some themes to make it look better than the defaults that came with it.
here they are. most of them are [...]
Hi. My name is Harper. I am an engineer and software architect involved in social networks and the open source software. I am very happily employed as the CTO to the awesome skinnyCorp in Chicago, IL. We make some really cool stuff. This is obviously my blog. I write about everything from being a professional yoyoer to hacking the newest Internet appliance. Be sure and check out my homepage at harperreed.org. If you are so interested, my resume is located here. I love getting emails and what not so feel free to contact me through here.
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