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Ok guys, I got the basic principles for this LCD hack in a book and I cant take full credit for them. Now that we've gotten that out of the way, I came up with this the other day and was like, "whoa,
PMC needs to know about this". So, despite the fact that I shudder at the
possible implications of this, I give you..…. The Invisible Image Privacy
Monitor, or Tip' em for short.
Before you go and trash your 400$ flat-screen monitor trying this trick, I would
seriously suggest taking a trip to your local thrift store for an old, cheap,
trashy monitor. Your also gonna need an X-acto knife, a paintbrush, paint
thinner (and not for the reason your mind has inevitably gone to), paper
towels, super glue, and a pair of 3-d theater-style glasses.
The first thing you're gonna do is remove the plastic frame around the computer's
screen. Then, carefully cut around the
very edges of the screen, so you can peel back the polarized and anti glare
films. Use the paint thinner to loosen the glue on the screen and wipe it away
with paper towels.
Once your done reassembling the monitor it should look all blank and white. Hold up
the polarized lens and you should see images on the screen. Take the glasses
and pop out the lenses. Take the lenses and trace their design onto the
polarized film. If you cut out along the designs you just made, and place them
into the glasses you should have an effective Tip' em monitor. Congrats!!!
PMC needs to know about this". So, despite the fact that I shudder at the
possible implications of this, I give you..…. The Invisible Image Privacy
Monitor, or Tip' em for short.
Before you go and trash your 400$ flat-screen monitor trying this trick, I would
seriously suggest taking a trip to your local thrift store for an old, cheap,
trashy monitor. Your also gonna need an X-acto knife, a paintbrush, paint
thinner (and not for the reason your mind has inevitably gone to), paper
towels, super glue, and a pair of 3-d theater-style glasses.
The first thing you're gonna do is remove the plastic frame around the computer's
screen. Then, carefully cut around the
very edges of the screen, so you can peel back the polarized and anti glare
films. Use the paint thinner to loosen the glue on the screen and wipe it away
with paper towels.
Once your done reassembling the monitor it should look all blank and white. Hold up
the polarized lens and you should see images on the screen. Take the glasses
and pop out the lenses. Take the lenses and trace their design onto the
polarized film. If you cut out along the designs you just made, and place them
into the glasses you should have an effective Tip' em monitor. Congrats!!!
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