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How is this in any way locally sustainable. If you want to shelter people then the people need to be able to build and sustain that level of technology.

Possibly, you're not dead so it worked. The better solution would have been ORS, and water. In the military and other physically demanding activities with a culture of water drinking, a concern can be hyponatremia.

It was written by David Simon..so yeah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Simon

Fermor is part of a whole cast of adventurers, like Richard Halliburton who lived life to the hilt. They lived in a certain time in place, where technology, access, risk, and the unknown nature of the world made classical adventure possible. Really good stuff.

Isn't this basically how Mimic starts? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimic_(film)#Plot)

Always be Knolling (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-CTkbHnpNQ)

You mean like Defcon Beijing?

I always figured one of the drivers for this was that the NSA basically mandated that this feature to be built into any printers it would buy (or let be bought). The power of the federal/DOD purse is a thing.

This reminds me of Caislean (https://equalit.ie/portfolio/caislean/

Technology is rarely a solution for a socio-ecnomic issue.

Having any of these things happen to you would be great, even the bad stuff. Action is better than nothing.

This is a total nightmare scenario for a lot of organizations, and is quiet doable for a lot of systems. Specifically on the router side (thanks Cisco) I haven't seen a lot of controls that would stop this. Network Engineers need full access to get things done in a timely fashion, and the limitations of control in TACACS. Recover from insider attacks of this nature are all based on how much to drill to recover from this style of attack.

It's a bloody mess really. http://theindicter.com/the-weaponising-of-social-part-1-the-...

This is interesting there is a definite niche market for small, lightweight electric commuter motorcycles. I think this motorcycle (It's not bicycle), is a good demonstration piece and a cute collectors item. But there design flaws that put this out being a production machine in it's current configuration. The components (wheels, brakes, etc) seem to be undersized for the task at hand. But considering the whole bike weights roughly 70lbs I believe it will work over all over the short term. Braking from 40mph on those brakes and forks would be interesting. Also foot pegs integrated into the frame may look good but in a low slide crash could prove catastrophic.

This pubpub platforms seems really great..how can I deploy me own?

I had same issue but now that's it's smoothed out it's a nice laptop I don't thing about it it just works great.

Argh! What's the point of developing of fully fleshed out work piece like this that doesn't and won't exist! Well other than self-promotion and a fear of it actually totally sucking after it hits the real world of people.

What's this (Chip and Pin) being crap already disclosed here? https://media.blackhat.com/bh-us-11/Laurie/BH_US_11_Laurie_C...