Then, to be able to record both the microphone input and the sound card output at the same time using Audacity, you have to un-mute the microphone playback in the Volume control.

1. Double click the speaker in the System Tray
2. Click Options – Properties – Playback – Check Microphone – Click OK
3. Un-check the microphones mute and raise the volume

You should now be able to hear yourself in the speakers or earphone when you talk in the microphone and also be able to record the output (person you called) and the input (you) in Audacity. Select Stereo Mix on Audacity’s Mixer Toolbar and hit Record.

I didn’t try this, but it seems like a good idea. They claim you can open 90% of all locks with this technique.
All you need is an existing key that fits the target lock, a metal file and something to hit the key.. To see how to do it, you can find a video and pdf and video at: toool.nl.

There is bump proof locks, they are more expensive than your regular hardware store locks but I think it’s worth it. You can find a list here (PDF).

Table of contents

1. Backups
2. Packages you’ll need
3. Install Ruby
4. Install Rubygems
5. Install Rails
6. Install MySQL gem
7. Import your Database schema
8. Edit config files

1. BackupsFrom Windows, use mysqldump to create a backup of your database schema and data:

   c:mysqldump -u root -p Database_name > DB_backup.sql

   or to backup all database without the data

   c:mysqldump -u root -p --all-database --no-date > DB_backup.sql

   Next, copy your project directory and you database backup (DB_backup.sql) to a CD
   (or you can mount your windows partition from linux if they are on the same computer)

2. Packages you’ll need
   • ruby-1.8.5-i686.tgz
   • mysql-5.0.16-i486-1.tgz
   • rubygems-0.9.0.tgz
3. Install Ruby

   ~$ sudo installpkg ruby-1.8.2-i686-1.tgz

4. Install Ruby gems

   ~$ tar zxvf rubygems-0.8.10.tgz

   ~$ cd gems-0.8.10

   ~$ sudo ruby setup.rb

5. Install Rails

   ~$ sudo gem install rails

   or to install latest beta:

   ~$ sudo gem install rails --source http://gems.rubyonrails.com

6. Install Mysql gem (the first — are meant to be there)

   ~$ sudo gem install mysql --with-mysql-include=/usr/include/mysql 

   --with-mysql-lib=/usr/lib/mysql

7. Import your Database schema

   ~$ mysqldump -u root --password='Yourpassword'

   mysql> create database database_name;

   mysql> exit

   ~$ mysqldump -u root --password='Yourpassword' 

   database_name > DB_backup.sql

8. Edit files

   ~$ edit ~/yourproject/public/dispatch.*

   and change the first line to:

   #!/usr/bin/ruby

   (or wherever ruby binary is)

You should be all set.