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haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhaha story of my life.. well use to be. :(
Must download this app now!
GPOYW - I got a new security camera!
iAlertU is the first of its kind alarm system for your Apple MacBook computer. Basically iAlertU is a car alarm for your Apple Mac. iAlertU uses the built in sudden motion sensor (SMS) device to detect movement of your Apple MacBook and triggers an audible and visual alarm.
The alarm can also be triggered by keyboard and mouse/trackpad movement. The alarm is designed to continue sounding even after the Apple MacBook screen has been closed. iAlertU is activated and deactivated using the infrared remote control included with every Apple MacBook computer. User adjustable settings let you decide which type of alarm triggers you would like to use, the duration of the alarm, and motion sensor sensitivity.
iAlertU also features functionality which utilizes the built in iSight camera to photograph the would be thief and then email the photo to a user specified email address. Check out the demo video on YouTube.
PS. This is my new dorm room
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New place, new routine, new people, new friends, and new environment. The ops tempo here at Kunsan Air Base Korea is a lot different than where I used to be. I am away from a lot of things and this is perfect to start my new workout routine. I was 160lbs with 6% body fat when I got back from my last deployment and now I am down to 150lbs.
My goal is to get fucking ripped, go up to 170+ lbs. with less than 10% body fat. Eating is not going to be hard since I can eat healthy for free. I’m going to cheat with supplements, my stack consist of:
Well, goodluck to me. I will keep you updated and if you have any questions, feel free to ask.
They never touched the floor — that would have set off an alarm. They didn’t appear on store security cameras. They cut a hole in the roof and came in at a spot where the cameras were obscured by advertising banners. They left with some $26,000 in laptop computers, departing the same way they came in — down a gas pipe that runs from the roof to the ground outside the store.