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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Chart of whats hot with exploit kits
Interesting chart showing the kits that are in high use, and ones that are not. http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00002522.html
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Netflix doing another developer award contest(s)
This time it for many (20 I think) small things and the awards are around 10G’s each. Most of the work it oriented towards Amazon cloud. This could be a good summer project for a budding developer. Or one that … Continue reading
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Xerox gives awards to its partners
OK why? Xerox apparently has awards it gives out to its partners every year. Not sure if I was a partner what I would do with such an award, unless it came with something (money, free printer, etc etc). http://whattheythink.com/news/62713-xerox-recognizes-top-business-partners-year/
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This why there is no RPi Clone from China?
Interesting article that goes on that just about all of the Raspberry Pi is now made in England/Wales. Reason I bring this up is I have been amazed that there has not been some clone from China on the RPi … Continue reading
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Whoops, sounds like HP left telnet open on its printers
Apparently no one audits HP’s product line for security issues before they go out the door. Sounds like development or CM forgot to take out the telnet debug port before the product was shipped and well…someone found it and must … Continue reading
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Xerox creates a digital nurse
Well most of an assistant, basically when the nurse walks into the room the system picks up the entrance and displays important info to the nurse for the patent in the room. I just see all sorts of mix-ups happening … Continue reading
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Make a plastic friction welder
Interesting gizmo, guess in the 70’s it was popular to “weld” plastic together. You can still buy one, but its much more fun to build one. http://hackaday.com/2012/12/31/make-your-own-plastic-friction-welder/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+hackaday%2FLgoM+%28Hack+a+Day%29
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Secure the Cloud with an Arduino
This is cool. The author uses an arduino to basically keep the private keys for his AWS servers and do the signing to log in. If I read this correctly that is. In other words, it working like a smartcard … Continue reading
Arduino tells you when “you have mail”
OK its been done before. This is a little different at is uses a magnet as the sensor and an arduino clone for the controller. Nice thing about this arduino (called montieno) is its really small and has built in … Continue reading
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Arduino Phone Home
A new Arduino shield is out for GSM (Cell Phone). It looks pretty neat TILL YOU SEE THE COST! Its almost 70 euro, which is like 120 US dollars. For that much I can get alot of stuff and just … Continue reading
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