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  1. Re:"The Mark"... by teknickle · · Score: 2, Interesting · on RFID Injection Required for Datacenter Access
    Implants aren't anything new. This is just a documented case of RFID and forced human adoption.

    I started to track some of this a few years ago. I lost a lot of the paper articles, but maintained a bunch of html links (many became dead links for one reason or another).

    We have been monitored a long time and for many different reasons. The public is mostly ignorant, AS THEY SHOULD BE. Could someone explain to me why we would want everyone to know that our governments have monitoring in place? It isn't something that could ever openly be acknowledged. Kind of like not letting Germans know that enigma was broken during WWII (good thing we got ahold of one of the machines)

    I am not much of a Conspiracy Theorist (at least now anyway). I realize that it is necessary for a global society in the state that we are in to monitor and track. There is extreme good that can come of it, and extreme evil.

    But I digress. I don't think that this instance is a notable trend towards NWO. I am MORE CONCERNED about the recent mass hiring of IT by the FBI to help develop the centralized database tracking system as part of the new national ID program. Ok, NOW you can be worried.

  2. Re:good book for pics by L3WKW4RM · · Score: 1 · on Companies Selling Microcontroller Kits?

    I second that, Predko's book is great for getting into PIC development starting from scratch. His website has some good info about the book, including a great chapter available for free on microprocessor/hardware interfacing (applies to a broader audience than just PICMicro developers). He even covers a few Linux development tools in the book.

    Since it's mostly on-topic here, I'll use this chance to mention that I've got a listing of manufacturers who will provide you with free samples. Microchip will happily send you a package stuffed with 15 PICMicro MCUs every couple of months. Free samples for EE/CpE projects

    For an idea of what the home tinkerer can do these days, check out these incredible projects by Thorsten Klose. You can build some incredible MIDI synthesizers, sequencers, controllers...all based around simple PICMicro designs. Very, very cool.

  3. Re:Serious features seriously needed by Bush_man10 · · Score: 1 · on 10 Reasons We Need Java 3

    I guess you never used java to program on a pic before? Or attempt to do some hardware control. You can't have a robot where there is 1 second lag in it's choices. I never ever had a problem with c/c++ on a pic.

    From that experience alone I always thougth of java as a slower language. Java has it's place and it's not on a microcontroller :)