If you're stuck with an orinoco card (I was) this web page is a good start: http://airsnort.shmoo.com/orinocoinfo.html Follow the instructions and be careful because most probably you'll have to recompile the kernel exactly as they say there (with pcmcia support but not built-in). If you use one of the heavily-modified kernels from redhat, fedora, mandrake etc. expect troubles. Actually I installed slackware in a small (below 1Gb) partition and had it working there.
it'd be cheaper to just use one broadband account It's not that simple. I've got a screaming dsl connection (8Mbit downstream/2Mbit up) but all my neighbors have asshat teenage kids runing kazaa/DC/ED2k 24/7. Plus spyware,viruses and worms. I could throttle them down, yes, but I would be hold accounbtable for any illegal stuff they do - so I've given up the idea altogether.
The US Army will try to secure an entire computer network against a team led by the NSA Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-hoho-ha-ha-ha-h a- ha-ha-ha-ha... eeeeeh... -ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!
At that point, the authenticity of the fingerprints really doesn't matter too much. Enemy of the State, anyone? Go 2-3 levels up: plant some "evidence" in the target's home, make him look like a mafia-man/drug-dealer/child-molester, then it doesn't really matter if the fingerprints were real - people will know he's lying even before he opens his mouth. Scary stuff (and best-of-what-I-remember-now quote)
I think you're wrong: if you need 1.6J of electric energy to produce 1 Joule of motion energy the consumption (or the "waste") is 1.6 - 1 = 0.6J.If you reduce that by 80%, you'll be able to produce the same 1J of motion energy using just 1.12J - possible in theory, and it doesn't mean you designed a perpetuum mobile.
Actually, this is not funny - it's the truth. It spells out "bad guys will always use fakes and avoid the system, while simple Joe's will be screwed up and abused - identity theft, data mining, you name it".
If you outlaw privacy, only the non-law-abiding people will have it. </obvious>
Bingo! But it was the RS232...
There is another mention of a "mains to coax" device in a latter story, though.
and I suppose the laser will be in the IR range I really doubt that. It'll be stopped by clouds...
It's "one of the remaining three". There were 4 to begin with. :-)
(yes, I know, I must be new here cos' I RTFA
If you're stuck with an orinoco card (I was) this web page is a good start:
http://airsnort.shmoo.com/orinocoinfo.html
Follow the instructions and be careful because most probably you'll have to recompile the kernel exactly as they say there (with pcmcia support but not built-in).
If you use one of the heavily-modified kernels from redhat, fedora, mandrake etc. expect troubles. Actually I installed slackware in a small (below 1Gb) partition and had it working there.
it'd be cheaper to just use one broadband account
It's not that simple. I've got a screaming dsl connection (8Mbit downstream/2Mbit up) but all my neighbors have asshat teenage kids runing kazaa/DC/ED2k 24/7. Plus spyware,viruses and worms. I could throttle them down, yes, but I would be hold accounbtable for any illegal stuff they do - so I've given up the idea altogether.
The US Army will try to secure an entire computer network against a team led by the NSAh a- ha-ha-ha-ha... eeeeeh ... -ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-hoho-ha-ha-ha-
if you jerk off faster than the speed of light :-)
On-topic: check out this Sexy Losers classic.
At that point, the authenticity of the fingerprints really doesn't matter too much.
Enemy of the State, anyone? Go 2-3 levels up: plant some "evidence" in the target's home, make him look like a mafia-man/drug-dealer/child-molester, then it doesn't really matter if the fingerprints were real - people will know he's lying even before he opens his mouth.
Scary stuff (and best-of-what-I-remember-now quote)
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I think you're wrong: if you need 1.6J of electric energy to produce 1 Joule of motion energy the consumption (or the "waste") is 1.6 - 1 = 0.6J .If you reduce that by 80%, you'll be able to produce the same 1J of motion energy using just 1.12J - possible in theory, and it doesn't mean you designed a perpetuum mobile.