HAARP, mashups, hacking Google, hacking Galileo…

• 1 – Radio’s Revenge!
  Tinfoil hats at the ready! DamnInteresting spills the beans on the conspiracist’s favourite, the HAARP project.
  (tags: theory conspiracy weapon scalar control weather EMP Tesla project HAARP military radio war)
• 2 – Abandoned Industrial Buildings, In Photographs
  I do love a bit of decayed industrial infrastructure, if only from an aesthetic point of view. I blame too many Skinny Puppy albums and cyberpunk novels.
  (tags: factories buildings architecture abandoned exploration urban industrial images photography)
• 3 – Mashup and Revolutionary Cultural Appropriation
  “…I advance the case that mashup is perhaps the most subversive genre of music to emerge since NWA taught me how to gangsta lean.” Interesting perspective, fits well with my ‘new content industry’ ideas.
  (tags: culture copyright property intellectual DRM p2p industry content remixing music mashup)
• 4 – Scythe’s Watercooled CPU Fan/Cooler
  Very very sexy. I want one!
  (tags: performance geek device unit fan water modding mod cooling processor CPU PC)
• 5 – Explosives stolen from US defence facilities
  “In a 2005 audit, hundreds of conventional explosives…could not be accounted for, says a report.” How reassuring…not as if the US military have a great track record at finding (other people’s allegedly) missing weapons, either.
  (tags: audit stolen missing weapons munitions explosive conventional defense military US)
• 6 – Cracking the secret codes of Europe’s Galileo satellite
  Just goes to show that if you go back on an open-source deal, someone will just hack it and force you to keep your promises.
  (tags: signals technology engineering reverse cracking codes GPS Galileo source open)
• 7 – High-tech prosthetics: Out on a limb
  Say hello to the artificially intelligent knee joint.
  (tags: cyborg human medicine replacement amputation Ossur joint knee leg limb prosthetic bionic)
• 8 – Hackers Target Google
  Does this shift in targets underline the decline of Microsoft? Your guess is as good as mine.
  (tags: sociology Microsoft scams online services Google malware hacking hackers)

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