To those people who’ve been wondering whats up with the bookmark round ups that get posted to the site and all the Error 500′s… its auto generated based on my bookmarks in delicious, which I haven’t used in a long time.
Obviously the dust bunnies have gotten in there and are causing some trouble. I’ll see what I can do to get you some better links.
These are my links for December 27th through March 23rd:
These are my links for October 28th through December 16th:
There is some confusion in the comments of the post about whether or not this is Wikileaks HQ or just a data center that they use. But the place is cool, reminds me of a James Bond villains lair.
Been neglecting this site a lot for the last few months, work, new house and DIY projects have been getting in the way… Photo’s go on Facebook because the wife doesn’t want the whole world to see the place and I’ve been trying to keep in touch with people in person rather than through electronic means.
The good news is the Garage “workshop” is nearly complete so I’ll soon be taking things apart, modding them and building new things… So please watch this place.
These are my links for September 1st through October 25th:
These are my links for August 23rd through September 1st:
These are my links for June 28th through August 23rd:
My mother in-law got a cellphone upgrade to the new Nokia 5230 “Rihanna” phone but didn’t wan’t it, so I got it…
So far I like the touchscreen interface and the gps is better than my old phone (Nokia N78) the camera is terrible though, no auto focus, no light or flash and its only 2MP old one was a 3.2MP.
This post was typed on it and sent using WordPress for nokia, which is pretty cool.
Found this on a friend’s Buzz page, rather scary.
Basically these guys offer access to a cluster that has been specifically fine tuned for cracking WPA encryption keys for wireless networks and at the cheapest price it’ll cost $17. I’ve seen people online build machines with multiple graphics cards and then run the code on them as well as the CPU as the graphics cards (Nvidia is the example I read) are faster at doing the math the desktop CPU’s.
Should we all panic? Well if you read the FAQ on the site you’ll see that WPA encryption is still a little hard to crack, changing the SSID of the access point to something unique makes it harder and so does choosing a non-dictionary password for the WPA key.
