This video was posted on Gizmodo which is a Computer Security video produced by AT&T (perhaps for inside use back then?) that depicts how ‘Hackers’ gained access to their networks via modem based access points and physical security. The funny thing is that most of the information depicted in this video is...

“We’d like to share a piece of this rock with so many of the countries throughout the world.” This was quoted by Eugene Cernan, the last man to have set foot on the moon (thus far) in December 1972 who picked up a large brick sized moon rock, which was later distributed world wide as broken pieces to 135...

Here’s a video that BPD made in response to their recent site being down due to some Anonymous representatives getting in and defacing it. Pretty interesting response strategy. Not really anger or anything but more of...

These RC human shaped planes are awesome. Thanks...

So I’ve had this POC under my belt for a while now and am deciding to release it publicly. It’s really nothing new just a demonstration of a security flaw in a network I was associated with at the time. It consists of spoofing MAC addresses of users on the network that have an associated/authenticated session...

This Dutch made super car is apparently inspired by Yachts according to Dooby Brain. Here’s a nice HD promo...

Another great video from CGPGrey on the death of the penny and how it seems to be completely useless in this day in age. Yet again, this will most likely never happen in the United States due to it’s shear population size, etc. This reminds of the book Kingpin where the United States is refusing to implement chips into...

I was having this discussion with my family/friends a few days ago. This video sums up my thoughts on the subject quite...

I have to fully agree with my choices on Hype Machine, here are the best albums of 2011: 1. Death Cab For Cutie – Codes And Keys 2. The Black Keys – El Camino 3. Childish Gambino – Camp [Explicit] 4. Arctic Monkeys – Suck It And See 5. Chase & Status – No More Idols 6. Starfucker –...

The wilderness Downtown is an interactive short film by Chris Milk. The band is called Arcade Fire. I don’t want to give too much away since the experience is really neat. All I will say is that it uses HTML5 in a superb manner. Check it out...

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Basically hip-hop music these days, in my eyes, tends to be dwindling to the point of one hit wonders, rhymes that merely consist of repetition of the same word, rhymes with words that don’t even remotely rhyme but make them seem as they do through the way they’re presented, and non-intellectual combinations of...