LightMate Emergency LED Flash Light

LightMate Emergency LED Flash Light

Windows8 Tips Unknown   23:28:00

The Satechi LightMate Emergency LED Flash Light is much more than just a flash light. In fact, Satechi’s only mistake with this flash light is that they didn’t name it something like the Smart Light. This cool gadget has a ton of practical applications. First and foremost, of course, it has a super-bright LED light that’s safe (plastic), long lasting and highly visible. The light has 5 different modes, including bright, medium, dim, SOS and strobe. Secondly, it contains a 2200mAh portable power bank with a USB charging port and cable for emergency cell phone charging. It’s also waterproof and highly durable, with a nice weight to it. Finally, it also has a high-strength pointed alloy steel emergency glassbreaker in case you ever need it. The only situation I can imagine needing it is during a zombie apocalypse and you’re trying to break glass to grab an axe. At least, that’s the scenario I have worked out in my head. Still, the LightMate Emergency Flash Light makes a great gift for campers, travelers or anyone that frequently uses a flash light.

Price: $29.99

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Pokemon Go Hack: How To Find Exact Location Of Every Pokemon By Using This Map

Pokemon Go Hack: How To Find Exact Location Of Every Pokemon By Using This Map

pokemon on google map Siddiqui   00:56:00

Short Bytes: If you are tired of tracking down your favorite Pokemon, we’ve got a great hack for you. A developer has written a python script that lets you see the location of every Pokemon on Google Maps. You need to open the command line and follow his detailed instructions to get things done. To make the installation process more user-friendly, the developer is working to design a simple interface without any use of command line.

The fun of tracking down new creatures in Pokemon Go has turned into an addiction all across the globe. If you are probably feeling tired after playing Pokemon Go for hours, we understand that.

But, what if you get a map that shows the exact location of every pokemon around you, making the game very easy? Thanks to a bug in the game, someone has come up with a version of a Google Map that shows every pokemons around you.

Before going into more details, let me tell you that to view this map, you need to have the knowledge of command line. This project was spotted on Redditwhere a developer named Ahmed Almutawa posted the detailed instructions.

Somehow, he was able to pull raw data out of the game, including the locations of pokemons, gyms, and individual pokestops. Within a few hours, he plotted that data on a map and posted the project on Reddit and GitHub.

As said earlier, you need to open up your command line and run a python script. So, it’s not some smartphone application or web app that just invloves a simple click-and-install.

After getting things done, you’ll be presented with a Google Map that shows a bird’s eye views of every pokemon, gym, pokestop etc. around you. By tweaking a little bit with code, you can apply filters to locate specific pokemons.

Almutawa told The Verge that he and other developers are working to make this project more user friendly. They are working to create an interface that will let you install the map easily and avoid the command line stuff.

Thanks to the overwhelming populalrity of Pokemon Go, such projects and hacks are mushrooming all across the web. It’ll be interesting to see which approach will be adopted by Nintendo and Niantic.

“It is Niantic’s game and they’re free to do with it whatever they do,” Almutawa says. “I do hope that they’re fine with the map itself [and] it’s not causing them any issues.”

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