Hey, My name is Scott Winn and I manage the photography and videography for The Color Run. I saw that you got some awesome photos from our last race. Would you be interested in letting us use some of your photos in an album on our Facebook page?
http://www.facebook.com/thecolorrun
We'll link back to your work in the album. Our other photographs have gotton some good exposure from this. So let us know if you'd be interested. Thanks!
The Color Run
We make the happiest 5k's on the planet, donate paint, and have a hack of a lot of fun.
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"What ever happened to the ubiqitous 47 C.F.R. 15.5? How did this building even find noncompliant lights to install, in the US? And weirder still, why the hell would a lighting system use 700MHz?"
They don't operate at 700mhz, they do use a high frequency switching square wave operating at 30kHz to 100kHz, which produces harmonics at multiple of the fundamental frequency and not enough shielding can lead to electromagnetic interference..
"Agency officials insist that if Mr. Snowden had been working from N.S.A. headquarters at Fort Meade.. he almost certainly would have been caught. But because he worked at an agency outpost that had not yet been upgraded with modern security measures, his copying.. raised few alarms."
This is retrospective ass-covering cyberbullshit. It is precisely at the edge that the security attacks would come from. What they were doing putting such material on Web servers and Wikis beggers credulity. Didn't senior management not realize that as keepers of the nations secrets they would be subject to attacks both internally and externally. Given the state of non-security at the NSA I would suspect that Snowden wasn't the only hostile with access to the “the keys to the kingdom”.
UEFI SecureBoot isn't designed to secure the computer, but to prevent dual booting Linux. There are any number of ways to get unauthorized code to run on fully UEFI secure Windows PCs..
It looks like Taylorism, aka time and motion is finally coming to the Office environment. And remember when you go to take a leek, your urine is automatically tested for pharmaceuticals.
"What is Critical? To what degree is critical defined as a matter of principle, and to what degree is it defined operationally? I am distinguishing what we say from what we do.
Mainstream media love to turn a spotlight on anything they can label “hypocrisy,” the Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary meaning of which is:
'[T]he act or practice of pretending to be what one is not or to have principles or beliefs that one does not have, especially the false assumption of an appearance of virtue.`
The debate topic I propose here can therefore be restated as calling out, “Hypocrisy!” on the claim that the Internet is a critical infrastructure either drectly or by transitive closeure with the applications that run on or over it"
Dan Geer June 2013...
"What Hindocha has produced is a proof-of-concept piece of malware which can be used to infect Android smartphones and tablets as well as jailbroken iOS devices"
How does this malware get onto the device, without the user going to a malicious website, downloading and install the malware.
"Developing countries have reacted angrily to revelations that the United States spied on other governments at the Copenhagen climate summit in 2009."
"Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show how the US National Security Agency (NSA) monitored communication between key countries before and during the conference to give their negotiators advance information about other positions at the high-profile meeting where world leaders including Barack Obama, Gordon Brown and Angela Merkel failed to agree to a strong deal on climate change." link
This wouldn't be the first time Microsoft co-incidentally named something confusingly similar to a rival service - OneDrive not to be confused with Ubuntu One or Office Open XML not to be confused with Open Office XML, or Palm PC not to be confused with Palm Pilot..
Plead guilty and then get a fair trial, welcome to the United States of StaziLand. Snowden did the US and the world a favor by exposing the US state security apparatus for what it really was, a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy. ref
"Despite the fact that HSBC admitted to laundering billions of dollars for Colombian and Mexican drug cartels (among others) and violating a host of important banking laws (from the Bank Secrecy Act to the Trading With the Enemy Act), Breuer and his Justice Department elected not to pursue criminal prosecutions of the bank, opting instead for a "record" financial settlement of $1.9 billion, which as one analyst noted is about five weeks of income for the bank".
"Now the user runs the malicious app and clicks on the Exploit button which takes advantage of the vulnerability in the phone’s system"
All I see is, if you run an app on your own device then you can capture your own network traffic. If this `malicious app' can't get onto the device without user action then this isn't a vulnerability in Android.
"A classic example is the British decision in World War II to allow German spies to continue gathering damaging intelligence for Hitler years after the spies’ identities were discovered" link
There were no spys allowed to freely operate prior to D-Day, they were all captured and utilized to feed the enemy false information. Reason being the British were reading the encrypted communications to the spies from Bletchley Park. link
"While he's denying it for the record, he *is* one of the people helping the Guardian/NYT review the Snowden documents"
Where in that URL does Schneier deny he is working on the Snowden documents with the Guardian/NYT?
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'Yes, it's true. And contrary to rumors, this has nothing to do with the NSA or GCHQ. No, BT wasn't always happy with my writings on the topic, but it knew that I am an independent thinker and didn't try to muzzle me in any way. I'm just ready to leave. I spent seven years at BT, and seven years at Counterpane Internet Security, Inc., before BT bought us. It's past time for something new.`
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Scott Winn
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Hey, My name is Scott Winn and I manage the photography and videography for The Color Run. I saw that you got some awesome photos from our last race. Would you be interested in letting us use some of your photos in an album on our Facebook page?
http://www.facebook.com/thecolorrun
We'll link back to your work in the album. Our other photographs have gotton some good exposure from this. So let us know if you'd be interested. Thanks!
The Color Run
We make the happiest 5k's on the planet, donate paint, and have a hack of a lot of fun. Page: 596,940 like this
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The Color Run Sues College Photographer
"Spanish-language spyware application that 'uses techniques and code that surpass any nation-state spyware previously spotted in the wild.'"
The linked to article seems a little short on details, what exactly makes these `techniques and code' surpass any spyware previously in the wild?
"What ever happened to the ubiqitous 47 C.F.R. 15.5? How did this building even find noncompliant lights to install, in the US? And weirder still, why the hell would a lighting system use 700MHz?"
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They don't operate at 700mhz, they do use a high frequency switching square wave operating at 30kHz to 100kHz, which produces harmonics at multiple of the fundamental frequency and not enough shielding can lead to electromagnetic interference
"Here’s what you need to know about dimming fluorescent lighting" link
"Agency officials insist that if Mr. Snowden had been working from N.S.A. headquarters at Fort Meade .. he almost certainly would have been caught. But because he worked at an agency outpost that had not yet been upgraded with modern security measures, his copying .. raised few alarms."
This is retrospective ass-covering cyberbullshit. It is precisely at the edge that the security attacks would come from. What they were doing putting such material on Web servers and Wikis beggers credulity. Didn't senior management not realize that as keepers of the nations secrets they would be subject to attacks both internally and externally. Given the state of non-security at the NSA I would suspect that Snowden wasn't the only hostile with access to the “the keys to the kingdom”.
UEFI SecureBoot isn't designed to secure the computer, but to prevent dual booting Linux. There are any number of ways to get unauthorized code to run on fully UEFI secure Windows PCs ..
2007 is calling and wants their whitelist/blacklist technology back ..
`There is very good resource here comparing various host prevent/block whitelist/blacklist agents.'
U.S. defense contractors .. aka .. privatised war ...
Netcraft.com: "In the February 2014 survey we received responses from 920,102,079 site"
.. Apache: 62.5%, Nginx: 18.2%, Microsoft-IIS: 14.4%"
W3tech.com: "Usage of web servers for websites
'IE is the most prevalent browser on the systems that attackers want to compromise'
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IE on Windows is the easiest system for attackers to compromise
It looks like Taylorism, aka time and motion is finally coming to the Office environment. And remember when you go to take a leek, your urine is automatically tested for pharmaceuticals.
"What is Critical? To what degree is critical defined as a matter of principle, and to what degree is it defined operationally? I am distinguishing what we say from what we do.
...
Mainstream media love to turn a spotlight on anything they can label “hypocrisy,” the Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary meaning of which is:
'[T]he act or practice of pretending to be what one is not or to have principles or beliefs that one does not have, especially the false assumption of an appearance of virtue.`
The debate topic I propose here can therefore be restated as calling out, “Hypocrisy!” on the claim that the Internet is a critical infrastructure either drectly or by transitive closeure with the applications that run on or over it" Dan Geer June 2013
"What Hindocha has produced is a proof-of-concept piece of malware which can be used to infect Android smartphones and tablets as well as jailbroken iOS devices"
How does this malware get onto the device, without the user going to a malicious website, downloading and install the malware.
"Developing countries have reacted angrily to revelations that the United States spied on other governments at the Copenhagen climate summit in 2009."
"Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show how the US National Security Agency (NSA) monitored communication between key countries before and during the conference to give their negotiators advance information about other positions at the high-profile meeting where world leaders including Barack Obama, Gordon Brown and Angela Merkel failed to agree to a strong deal on climate change." link
This wouldn't be the first time Microsoft co-incidentally named something confusingly similar to a rival service - OneDrive not to be confused with Ubuntu One or Office Open XML not to be confused with Open Office XML, or Palm PC not to be confused with Palm Pilot ..
Plead guilty and then get a fair trial, welcome to the United States of StaziLand. Snowden did the US and the world a favor by exposing the US state security apparatus for what it really was, a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy. ref
"Despite the fact that HSBC admitted to laundering billions of dollars for Colombian and Mexican drug cartels (among others) and violating a host of important banking laws (from the Bank Secrecy Act to the Trading With the Enemy Act), Breuer and his Justice Department elected not to pursue criminal prosecutions of the bank, opting instead for a "record" financial settlement of $1.9 billion, which as one analyst noted is about five weeks of income for the bank".
Banks Launder Billions of Illegal Cartel Money
Royal Bank of Scotland fined £5.6m for failing to properly report over a third of transactions
EU fines Royal Bank of Scotland £324m over Libor rigging
..."Steve Jobs take credit for other people's work in this video, just like always", scubamage
1:18:20: "Remember when you use a Macintosh, these are the people that did it and they're sort of hiding out in that ROM", Steve Jobs
"Now the user runs the malicious app and clicks on the Exploit button which takes advantage of the vulnerability in the phone’s system"
All I see is, if you run an app on your own device then you can capture your own network traffic. If this ` malicious app ' can't get onto the device without user action then this isn't a vulnerability in Android.
They fix a years old bug and somehow slashdot manages to spin this into a positive puff-piece for MICROS~1 ..
'Obama also announced "new oversight" to spying on foreign leaders, and an end to spying on leaders of friendly and allied countries`
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Reminds me of a quote from V for vendetta
Prothero: Do you believe this crap, Dascombe?
Dascombe: It's not our job to believe it, Lewis. Our job is to tell the people --
"A classic example is the British decision in World War II to allow German spies to continue gathering damaging intelligence for Hitler years after the spies’ identities were discovered" link
There were no spys allowed to freely operate prior to D-Day, they were all captured and utilized to feed the enemy false information. Reason being the British were reading the encrypted communications to the spies from Bletchley Park. link
Surely the NSA have a number of means of bypassing the firewall by now ...
"While he's denying it for the record, he *is* one of the people helping the Guardian/NYT review the Snowden documents"
Where in that URL does Schneier deny he is working on the Snowden documents with the Guardian/NYT?
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'Yes, it's true. And contrary to rumors, this has nothing to do with the NSA or GCHQ. No, BT wasn't always happy with my writings on the topic, but it knew that I am an independent thinker and didn't try to muzzle me in any way. I'm just ready to leave. I spent seven years at BT, and seven years at Counterpane Internet Security, Inc., before BT bought us. It's past time for something new.`
Also there were no 'real' locals at Golgotha, they were all tourists from the future re-enacting the event ..