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Marks Pesce @ Mind States 2005

January 7th, 2007 by opioq

Marks Pesce talks about internet, media, bittorrent, wikipedia, ipod, web 2.0 and other technological viral social networking swarm innovations in this lecture at Mind States ‘05 in such a way that it’s actually really trippy to listen to regardless of the trippy visuals in the video.

“hyperpeople” @ MINDSTATES 2005

Spoken word/Music/Video Art from MINDSTATES 2005

Visuals by Chris Barnaby Music by Kevin Whitesides Modulated Throat Sounds by Mark Pesce

Links:
www.mindstates.org/
http://www.cjbarnaby.com/ - Chris Barnaby
http://www.playfulworld.com/ - Mark Pesce
Playful World Entertainment

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The History of Hacking - Documentary

January 4th, 2007 by opioq

Watch a quality documentary about hacking from the 1960s to date. Takes a historical approach, looking at the role of the hacker during that time. Features Steve Wozniak, Capt. Crunch, and Kevin Mitnick.

Watch the Documentary on hacking:
The History of Hacking Documentary

 
If you like this documentary you should check out the movie:
Pirates of Silicon Valley

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This is what boiling water looks like in space.

January 2nd, 2007 by opioq

Watching liquids boil in low gravity is an out-of-this-world experience. It has plenty of entertainment value, but it’s teaching scientists some important physics lessons, too. - NASA

This is what boiling water looks like in space.

Without buoyancy or convection, boiling fluids behave quite differently in space. Click here to watch a QuickTime movie (400 kB) comparing boiling in space and on Earth. Also available in high resolution (4.3 MB). Image courtesy NASA Glenn Research Center.

Source:
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2001/ast07sep_2.htm

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HD-DVD Copy Protection Cracked!

December 29th, 2006 by opioq

A hacker called muslix64 posted instructions on how to crack AACS (Advanced Access Content System) encryption, used on high-definition HD-DVD discs to prevent and illegal copying and bootlegging.

I was not aware of anyone having done that, so I did. Have a look. The AACS copy protection system is realy Unbreakable! The program is a simple implementation of the aacs crypto protocol freely available on the net. No reverse engineering! Stay tuned for source code soon! Merry Christmas everyone! - muslix64



Reuters News Click on HD-DVD AACS Copy Protection

The AACS system was developed by companies including Walt Disney Co., Intel Corp., Microsoft Corp., Toshiba Corp. and Sony Corp. to protect high-definition formats, including Toshiba’s HD-DVD and Sony’s Blu-ray.

Muslix64 posted a video and decryption codes showing how to copy several films, including Warner Bros’ “Full Metal Jacket” and Universal Studios’ “Van Helsing,” on a popular hacker Internet blog and a video-sharing site.

The hacker also promised to post more source code on January 2 that will allow users to copy a wider range of titles. - Reuters

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Interactive Table of Elements

December 18th, 2006 by opioq

interactive table of elementsCheck out this very interactive Periodic Table of the Elements. This flash based educational tool has and image representation for each element but also displays information for each element when clicked. View the table of elements here: http://www.popsci.com/popsci/periodictable/

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Book 2.0 - The New E-Book Reader

December 15th, 2006 by opioq

book20.jpgFlip through your e-books like traditional bound and printed books with this new electronic ebook reader with binding. Named the “Turnover” an E-Reader designed by Timothy Yeoh. Yeoh has created an electronic ebook reader that feels and looks like a book.

More info:
http://www.aboutmyplanet.com/science-technology/book2-ebook2

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