Humanity 1, Photocopiers 0
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
You can find public coin operated photocopiers on any campus or in any public library these days... They're convenient for copying your friend's notes, or a particularly expensive textbook... But they're totally more convenient when they're free... Now, I'm not saying go nuts... but this could come in handy if you find yourself nearly out of change with pages to go...
The hack basically takes advantage of the two-second delay between the coin box and the machine itself. Print your document and then press the coin return button within the two-second window and... well, details can be found at I-Hacked.com. As always, use this information wisely, okay?

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