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  1. Re:FTA: "separate, secure facility" on USDA Services Moving To the Microsoft Cloud · · Score: 1

    The difference here is that now we are GIVING it to them.
    and renting the US govs data back 24/7 with every linked core getting milked for $ as it connects.
    The other interesting point will be all your farm data will now be less private, great for data mining and sharing in bulk by *any* another arm of the US gov.

  2. Re:Wtf pentagon? on Pentagon Papers Ellsberg Supports Wikileaks · · Score: 1

    Pentagon Papers exposed a long term interest in Asia by the US.
    As the US also had the draft, many young men and the woman who rasied/loved them could also read and understand the Papers.
    What they found was was a very different internal reality to the pro war "Faux" news of the time.
    This made a generation of smart, well educated, well connected middle and upper class men and woman sit up, wake up and become politically active in stopping the war.
    Was it one part of the US gov leaking to stop a war on its own terms, the blame falling on a past political generation, before real deep reform could/would have needed to take place?

  3. Will Apple bite? on Samsung '3D' Memory Coming, 50% Denser · · Score: 1

    From ECC, buffered DIMM's to RDIMM's in the Mac Pro's?

  4. Re:Sorry, no "dirty tricks" campaign here... on Wikileaks Founder Arrested In London · · Score: 1

    Then they get you with pure cash, a book deal, press interest, a university deal, a cult, medication ie something to hook you and then it all goes wrong fast.

  5. Re:Sorry, no "dirty tricks" campaign here... on Wikileaks Founder Arrested In London · · Score: 1

    Look at the Romeo spies or the Israeli nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu.
    The perfect person at the right time is never hard to find.

  6. Re:ehh on Digging Into the WikiLeaks Cables · · Score: 1

    /. and any forum will be flooded with Iran war news, cute personal attack distractions and other psyops like tricks.
    The tech real gem is http://www.infoworld.com/t/regulation/wikileaks-intel-threatened-move-russian-jobs-india-621
    The US gov, a US company and the joy of getting "cryptographically secure hardware into the country". When was the last US gov encryption deal mentioned?

  7. Follow the funding on A Nude Awakening — the TSA and Privacy · · Score: 3, Interesting

    it doesn't make rational sense to accept the suspension of liberty for the sake of avoiding a statistical anomaly.
    A massive new agency, funding, private interests and new equipment, contracts to keep it all running and ongoing upgrades.
    A new closed system with few new players. Make an issue about it as a contractor and http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-s3454/show Section 815 will see you blacklisted in other DoD contracts.
    A few well connected people are going to get very rich, stay rich and move into other areas.

  8. Fast networking vs Oz copper in suburbia on Report Finds More Aussie Gov't Workers Misusing Internet · · Score: 1

    http://www.internode.on.net/residential/broadband/adsl/extreme/performance/
    A graph of adsl2+ bitrate as the user gets further away from the exchange.
    Add in reality of crushed ducts, old copper, long loops, digital loop carriers (RIM), historical data caps with heavy per mb fines its easy to understand why a fast clean city backhaul like connection is so attractive.
    Unauthorised disclosure of information (e.g. leaks) is up too, thats good news :)

  9. Re:Coincidence? I think not! on WikiLeaks Starts Mass Mirroring Effort · · Score: 1

    That can get interesting. A Patriot Act Section 311 like designation for an ISP, server host or telco?
    Any company or organization that is hosting Wikileaks has it digital reality opened to the full force of the US govs ability to shape cash flow?
    No more banking, CC use, moving of funds to any bank that wants to connect to the USA or US credit cards.
    The host becomes a cash flow North Korea and the hosts bank wonders about its profit without any U.S. banks and companies.

  10. Re:$1.900.000.000 for a building on Google Buys Manhattan Office/Telecom Hub · · Score: 1

    Buying into a NSA ready telco hub saves a few billion.
    Buying a high frequency trading hub makes a few billion.
    U.S. intelligence agencies trying to fund a small war via insider trading, priceless.

  11. Re:Why? on Bill Calls For Wi-Fi Base Stations In All Federal Buildings · · Score: 0

    Many government buildings would be Cold war era hardened or have a few different telco and non telco connections with backup power.
    In time of need, you can power up your laptop and post, blog images and video clips of local importance in near real time.
    Sort of like ham radio, or Emergency Broadcast System but you will be uploading unique news from a federal building.
    As federal agents watch and your local fusion center tracks ip's you will be the one of the few to upload .....

  12. Re:$1.900.000.000 for a building on Google Buys Manhattan Office/Telecom Hub · · Score: 1

    Many old pics of other http://cryptome.org/eyeball/nytel/nytel-eyeball.htm NY telco hubs ect.
    As for Project Express and High Frequency Trading http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/09/first-nyclondon-cable-in-a-decade-promises-sub-60ms-latency.ars the map shows a 111 8th avenue hibernia network connection.
    Somone can do a lot in the 5ms before the closest competitor gets to see the same data :)
    Add in the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A like splitters and you have a wonderful place to set up in with old friends.

  13. Size and value of the on Analyzing Game Journalism · · Score: 1

    press "gift pack", well written magazine/website filling with stats/data and print friendly colorful images.
    http://www.qj.net/qjnet/xbox-360/dean-takahashi-halo-3-press-kit-nothing-less-than-a-bribe.html
    Follow the press kits, gifts.
    Watch the "transcribe often, anything positive goes, remove prior art comments" cult at work to ensure the material wealth keeps falling from the postal van.

  14. Re:An odd object... on British Aircraft Carrier For Sale On Auction Site · · Score: 3, Interesting

    The UK was building to a budget and dreaming of US supported Soviet sub hunting. The Falklands showed what the Exocet missiles could to to that 'dream'.
    As a big support ship for black ops vs a new medium sized amphibious assault ships?
    Brazil, India, South Korea, Thailand do like to buy the bigger navy club toys.

  15. In State Capitalist Russia on US Army Unveils 'Revolutionary' $35,000 Rifle · · Score: 1

    wall explode around you.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AGS-17
    With 30 rounds of linked ammunition Soviet-designed automatic grenade launcher has range of 1700 m.
    Not as sexy as the US version but wall, village and enemy combatants cannot hide.

  16. Re:These numbers don't make sense. on First Electric Cars Have Power Industry Worried · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If you can plug it in and the fuse does not melt, your fine.
    Whats the difference between your car sucking power hour after hour and your air conditioner along with many other devices running all summer/winter?
    Where the US power industry faces some issues is sales/trades of limited gas and other input fuels. The regional/state "needs" of "expensive" gas at a set time vs another states ability to offer gas shareholders more profit :)
    No power for you or your car or air conditioner until your utility can pay more.
    But its nice to blame the electric car for overload issues :)

  17. Re:What does Wikileaks get from this? on UK Asks News Outlets Not To Publish WikiLeaks Bombshell, US Prepares For Fallout · · Score: 2, Interesting

    If you want to leak in Russia, Iran or China you go to the CIA, Israel or MI6 ect. and work out a deal.
    Anything less than that ... game over.
    Leak about the US doing evil and you do have the protection of the legal system. In open court your defence team will have your leaks confirmed as true and can then call experts.
    The press sit up and facts about methods, wars, funding, drugs, weapons, listening stations, taps, death squads, death lists, legal advice on going to war .... are in the open.

  18. Re:Hoax on US Government Seizes Torrent Search Engine Domain · · Score: 1

    Yes if the feds want a domain for one day or a few years as honey pot, it will be done.
    From CC hacking to porn to file sharing, the feds will seek, watch and get in, always climbing to the top/near the top of the admins list. After a set time of collecting info/ip's/methods/sorting the real back end vs groupies, they will close it down. Deals are offered to the connected to move to new groups as informants/start new sites and the honey pots spread out.
    The only 'need' is for a person to know the slang/jargon to get in - the rest is done via long term, well funded open ended operations.

  19. Re:Usefulness of Light Peak? on New MacBook Pros To Sport Light Peak Technology · · Score: 1

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_ATA#Comparisons_with_other_interfaces
    USB 3 has a few more MByte/s than eSATA if the enclosure, card and fast SSD/memory device can support it.
    Light Peak has much larger MByte/s numbers.

  20. Re:How about some evidence on PC Gaming 'a Generation Ahead' of Consoles, Says Crytek Boss · · Score: 1

    Textures beyond 640p, world size, number of monsters, AI ect are all moving to the top end on a PC. You have to meet some min stats but the top end is open to the creativity and coders to really push the limits of what Windows and opengl can offer.
    With a console all your doing is locking into 5 yr old tech and staying at a low level within that tech range.
    A constant trade off rather than anything new to show off.
    Your over hyped console cannot do "almost-lifelike games" without really dropping in many other areas.

  21. Re:One More Reason... on When Your Company Remote-Wipes Your Personal Phone · · Score: 1

    Your data is still gone, *Apple* API, MS, Amazon ... the trend would be to have a dumb phone for work belonging to your master and a Linux phone for your real life. A dual boot phone? One section for your boss, one for you to enjoy on the way to and from work?

  22. Developing SSD technology for Seagate? on Seagate To Pay Former Worker $1.9M For Phantom Job · · Score: 1
  23. Re:One More Reason... on When Your Company Remote-Wipes Your Personal Phone · · Score: 0, Troll

    MS infects your Apple phone like a Sony rootkit and allows an employer to remotely wipe data like 1984 on an Amazon Kindle.
    Welcome to your new Pink phone designed in California.

  24. Re:Move along, nothing to see on Utah vs. NASA On Heavy-Lift Rocket Design · · Score: 1
  25. Re:Random thoughts on those two games on Combat Vets On CoD: Black Ops, Medal of Honor Taliban · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    "conspiracy theories and Boy's Own adventure stories which, despite some graphic content"
    Was the airport shooting a nod to deep cover ie Omagh bombing/ proceed to protect the identity of a key informant?
    Then you have the "good guy" torture aspect of Black ops. A message to the next generation ... conditioning for when they are at the front?