28.2.08
27.2.08
"It's embarrassing when you try to overthrow the government and you wind up on the Best Seller's List." - Hoffman
Labels:
Social Hacking,
Survival
Damnation Alley
I don't know if I fully agree with their list, but it makes for some good discussion material.
Labels:
General Apocalypse,
Vehicles
22.2.08
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men
I work with CCTV a lot so I know its reach.
Here's a translated German how to:
IR ASC - infrared light against surveillance cameras
and a couple from from Make:
Temporarily blind surveillance cameras
Building an (IR) infrared-veil
Here's a translated German how to:
IR ASC - infrared light against surveillance cameras
and a couple from from Make:
Temporarily blind surveillance cameras
Building an (IR) infrared-veil
Labels:
Ballardian,
Dystopia,
Photography,
Social Hacking
4...8...15...16...23...42
Yeah, I watch it. Even though most of the character interaction/development is complete tripe, a lot of the ideas incorporated are fun.
Lost
My man is Locke.
Lost
My man is Locke.
18.2.08
17.2.08
16.2.08
Another music memory
15.2.08
G.B.H.
13.2.08
Lori Nix
Heavy duty mind hacks
History of psychological interrogation and torture(Post at Boing Boing with further links)
McCoy discusses how these techniques were researched and developed by some of the most distinguished cognitive scientists of the time and were reflected in now uncovered CIA documents, including the 1961 'Manipulation of Human Behavior' research summary, the 1963 KUBARK interrogation manual, and the 1983 'Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual'.
Labels:
Intelligence,
Mind Hacking
8.2.08
No Fly List
I've done this word gag in other lives before, but it amuses me so here it is again.
From Terry Gilliam's Brazil. More poignant now than ever.
Poor Mr. Buttle.
From Terry Gilliam's Brazil. More poignant now than ever.
Poor Mr. Buttle.
6.2.08
"Oh no, not me."
Isn't it a little crazy that we can all agree that companies spend a lot of money every year on advertising yet we think that we're not susceptible to its power?
If advertisements aren't an effective form of brainwashing then why would anyone want to drone them at children to and from school?
If advertisements aren't an effective form of brainwashing then why would anyone want to drone them at children to and from school?
The school district that approved McDonald's-sponsored report cards has a hot new partnership with Bus Radio, a friendly company that advertises to kids as they ride to school! (Article)It's too bad that schools are so strapped for cash that they'd remotely consider this a good idea. It goes to our weird fetus worship cult..."Save the Infant, Sacrifice the Child."
Labels:
Dystopia,
Mind Hacking
Tazer Glove
Instructables
2.2.08
Music from the Past - Conflict
From Wikipedia: "The Ungovernable Force is an album by the U.K punk rock band Conflict. It was released in 1986 by Mortarhate Records. Considered by many to be the band's most coherent and complete representation of their politics and aesthetic, it has become an enduring classic in anarchist punk music culture."
One of the most important songs on that album for me was the acerbic humor of Force or Service. I try to keep it in mind as what not to be when carrying out my duties. While I'm not a police officer, my job does often require me to use police powers. Funny how this shit winds up.
Apologies to a friend across the water, but I'm sure he gets it.
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