All About NSA's and AT&T's Big Brother Machine, the Narus 6400
Narus knows what you are doing on the network
Carriers use Naurus to shape internet traffic
(via fefe)
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
US Military Webserver endangers Air Force One
And Google helps...
D:\Technical Pubs\00-105E-9\00-
The aircraft oxygen system is divided into three separate and independent systems: the flightcrew, passenger, and medical dispensary oxygen systems. The dedicated storage cylinders for these systems are located right side of forward cargo compartment aft of the forward cargo door.
D:\Technical Pubs\00-105E-9\00-
Monday, April 10, 2006
The US Military is testing a small nuclear bomb...
...but without a nuclear bomb. They simply use 700 tons of explosives and try to hide it as a conventional bomb test. As far as I know, no airplane is capable to carry a 700 ton bomb.
And all the funny code names that the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) uses:
Early Warning by William M. Arkin - washingtonpost.com
And all the funny code names that the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) uses:
In addition to Divine Strake, the DTRA has conducted or is planning to conduct, I've now learned, tests and experiments called Divine Buffalo, Divine Invader, Divine Helcat, Divine Kingfisher, Divine Umpire, Divine Zorro, Divine Warhawk, Divine Albatross, and my favorite Divine Hates, a test, according to DTRA documents, that will gauge "WMD production and storage tunnel complex functional defeat."
Early Warning by William M. Arkin - washingtonpost.com
Sunday, April 09, 2006
Saturday, April 08, 2006
Yeah, right.
It's also believed that Hanssen sold the Russians a computer program designed to track enemies, and, in turn, the Russians sold that to Al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
Yeah, right. And I believe he sold the information on GWB bush's shoesize to Disneyland, and, in turn, Walt Disney sold it (together with the box cutters used on 9/11) to Ernst Stavro Blofeld.
Robert Hanssen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Friday, April 07, 2006
Finally a church for me
I don't have a clue what they are after...
Church for the Inadvertent Encouragement & Glorification of God's Holy Terrorists
(Bonus points for every blot-post containing clue or clueless)
Church for the Inadvertent Encouragement & Glorification of God's Holy Terrorists
(Bonus points for every blot-post containing clue or clueless)
Thursday, April 06, 2006
Of power supplies and commodities
Any company that spends time designing a good power supply for a laptop in a market where no one else even thinks about that has a special place in my heart.I think everybody (including me and Apple) is still clueless about what impact Boot Camp will have. Let's see.
shahine.com/omar/ - At long last, and what a great name
I want to be a arcetecture
I am very interested in rockets and their purpltion sistims.
The Old New Thing : What seventh-grade students want to be when they grow up
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Badly designed website from design company
This website sucks. It's slow, unresponsive and the font is too small and contrast is too low. Could anybody please call Nielsen? And what idiot with a camera made the photos of the people?
frog design salutes apple on its thirtieth birthday
frog design salutes apple on its thirtieth birthday
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
Save life and assign blame
Looking for someone to blame doesn't solve the problem. I'm not saying that one should never assign blame, just that doing so doesn't actually solve anybody's problem. (If you want to blame somebody, do it at the bug post-mortem. Then you can study the conditions that led to the mistake, assign blame, if you're looking for a scapegoat, and take steps to prevent a future mistake of the same sort from occurring. As a lifeguard, you first rescue the drowning person, and then you lecture them for not wearing a life preserver.)How true.
The Old New Thing : Doing the best we can until time travel has been perfected
Give me a RGB histogram
I want a RGB histogram for my Canon EOS 20D. This could be fixed with a new firmware, I guess.
Canon EOS 30D Review: 8. Displays: Digital Photography Review
Canon EOS 30D Review: 8. Displays: Digital Photography Review
Of Pirates and Price Points
And surely, if Movielink is going to be less than sucessful, it's the fault of the damned pirates and not because of the price point...
Movielink
Movielink
Monday, April 03, 2006
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