The most powerful server was also the most dangerous. The 50 mile by 50 mile computer complex on "Forbidden Planet". The server could create anything a mind could think of. Even monsters from a Disney movie.
Exactly, I've been exposed to high levels of RF from 17KHZ to Ka/Ku band for almost 40 years. I'm not talking about cells phone levels but monster systems that could cook your balls at 1000 yards. Where the reports of cancer from this population?
Got my first real job at radioshack back during the CB craze. Made a ton of money installing radios on the side to truckers. For a little extra I would tweak the output stage to give them more than the legal 5 watts. Now RS is a joke but this week I needed to make a simple logic circuit board for work and they still had the parts on the wall.
Unless there is a known subject of an intercept all recording are just stored for later interpretation. Lots of US citizens calls/e-mails are in intel bulk storage. It's what you can do with that information that most laws govern. The NSA is like a massive ringbuffer of data. I sure that Jane Fonda's phone calls from Hanoi are still there.
Current CVS of MYTHTV is very stable with the right hardware. I run a non-VIA motherboard(KTxxx types are crash-dummies), nvidia video card (fx5200), hd3000 for ATSC or QAM and two pvr-150mce cards for NTSC. Debian stable or sid for OS running at least 2.6.12 kernel with built-in DVB drivers.
This stupid code requirement has kept me from ham radio for 30 years. Had a FCC 1st class at 16. Went to military comm school, after a extra month in class learned to type (5 letter code groups perfect) but could not learn morse. (dyslexia)
20 years ago I setup a MP/M system that was donated to a church. It had wordstar, basic and a database system that ran on a monster 10Mb 8 inch platter drive.
I was making custom ASIC chips using e-beam to generate the masks 14 years ago. Old stuff.
Current tech. Based on a raster-scan architecture and equipped with 50-Kv electron optics, the eXara tool enables the production of a photomask in less than seven hours, according to Etec. Competitive vector-scan tools can take up to 20-40 hours or longer to produce a similar photomask set.
One of my DIY computers from about 1979. Video was 1024x1024 1 bit with a 80 line character overlay. 8080 processor code was downloaded from the main 8080.
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The most powerful server was also the most dangerous. The 50 mile by 50 mile computer complex on "Forbidden Planet". The server could create anything a mind could think of. Even monsters from a Disney movie.
Rich people have money. Who would have thunk it!
Exactly, I've been exposed to high levels of RF from 17KHZ to Ka/Ku band for almost 40 years. I'm not talking about cells phone levels but monster systems that could cook your balls at 1000 yards. Where the reports of cancer from this population?
Unless your house is a big steel ship you won't have much to worry about.a ussing.htm
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ship/weaps/deg
Dusty old non news.
http://www2.english.uiuc.edu/cybercinema/sounds/fo rbin_sounds/coloss04.wav
Got my first real job at radioshack back during the CB craze. Made a ton of money installing radios on the side to truckers. For a little extra I would tweak the output stage to give them more than the legal 5 watts. Now RS is a joke but this week I needed to make a simple logic circuit board for work and they still had the parts on the wall.
dual 8080. Output to model 15 teletype for hardcopy, composite video to crt.t ent/sitebuilderpictures/ht_pictures_012.jpg
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Unless there is a known subject of an intercept all recording are just stored for later interpretation. Lots of US citizens calls/e-mails are in intel bulk storage. It's what you can do with that information that most laws govern. The NSA is like a massive ringbuffer of data. I sure that Jane Fonda's phone calls from Hanoi are still there.
This is why this is a none story. Domestic USA commint has be handled by cutouts for ages.
http://www.keyassets.com/preview.taf?itemNr=4286&_ UserReference=DDFE42B205D4B85A42F986FE
Current CVS of MYTHTV is very stable with the right hardware. I run a non-VIA motherboard(KTxxx types are crash-dummies), nvidia video card (fx5200), hd3000 for ATSC or QAM and two pvr-150mce cards for NTSC. Debian stable or sid for OS running at least 2.6.12 kernel with built-in DVB drivers.
Computers, a great tool to do something dumb faster.
Like write this.
This stupid code requirement has kept me from ham radio for 30 years. Had a FCC 1st class at 16. Went to military comm school, after a extra month in class learned to type (5 letter code groups perfect) but could not learn morse. (dyslexia)
Drop it TODAY!
You sue NASA.
http://www.physorg.com/news4927.html
http://www.simpsoncrazy.com/downloads/track.php?dl =video/Intel.avi
Exactly, I always kept the combo to the outer safe with the nuc release codes in my address book inside the wallet.
And they will look like Vader, if they live.
20 years ago I setup a MP/M system that was donated to a church. It had wordstar, basic and a database system that ran on a monster 10Mb 8 inch platter drive.
A couple of hot hookers and a lot of booze.
Forbidden Planet
I suspect they ran into a couple of heroin addicted aliens who charged them a dollar to clean the solar-cells.
I was making custom ASIC chips using e-beam to generate the masks 14 years ago. Old stuff.
Current tech.
Based on a raster-scan architecture and equipped with 50-Kv electron optics, the eXara tool enables the production of a photomask in less than seven hours, according to Etec. Competitive vector-scan tools can take up to 20-40 hours or longer to produce a similar photomask set.
One of my DIY computers from about 1979. Video was 1024x1024 1 bit with a 80 line character overlay. 8080 processor code was downloaded from the main 8080.
t ent/sitebuilderpictures/ht_pictures_012.jpg
http://mysite.verizon.net/res02dad/sitebuildercon
http://www.mindsetcentral.com/frequencykenneth.htm l/