Tag: Technology
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New flight 370 details: All signs point to backdoor westwardly landing approach onto secret island base
All evidence shows that a massive cover-up surrounding flight 370 has taken place, likely implementing U.S. military factions INDIAN OCEAN (INTELLIHUB) — It’s now been 30-days since Malaysian Airlines flight 370 went missing after departing from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) on route to China and search and rescue teams have still found no…
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Science Faction?
In a somewhat disturbing case of life imitating art, it seems that real world turmoil is catching up with classic science fiction projections of a dystopian future as envisioned by writers like George Orwell and Ray Bradbury — a world where the general populace is under constant surveillance, and the technology that we’ve become overly…
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Biometric Voice-Identification Technology Leads to Arrests of Terrorist Suspects in Europe
Officials who apparently thwarted an alleged terror plot against Europe used voiceprinting technology to catch several suspects. The British Government Communications Headquarters, which snoops on criminal suspects and works with MI6 spies, used voice identification technology to help uncover the plot, AP says. Several of the voices were recorded along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Voiceprinting compares…
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How Online Privacy Tools Are Changing Internet Security
How online privacy tools are changing Internet security and driving the (probably quixotic) quest for anonymity in the digital age. For many of us, the Internet is like a puppy—lovable by design and fun to play with, but prone to biting. We suspect that our digital footprint is being tracked and recorded (true), mined and…
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Watch A Swarm Of Robots Team Up With Flying Drones To Solve Real-World Problems
We’re used to thinking of robot swarms as consisting of lots and lots of similar robots working together. What we’re starting to see now, though, are swarms of heterogeneous robots, where you get different robots combining their powers to make each other more efficient and more capable. One of the first projects to really make…
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Sex, Technology, and its Harm To Children
Information technology, among all that it does, brings together two things which are wonderful when apart, and frightening when combined: children, and sex. For the past couple decades, this has, understandably, freaked us all out. We need to calm down and have a talk about it. In his defense of freedom of “icky speech”, Neil…
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Synthetic DNA Substitute Gets Its Own Enzymes, Undergoes Evolution
On Earth, all life is dependent upon the nucleic acids, DNA and RNA. But researchers Including those who are wondering how to detect life somewhere other than Earth, have wondered whether other information-bearing polymers might also serve this purpose. Is there something special about DNA and RNA, or did they just happen to be the…
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New ‘Terahertz’ Scanner Lets Mobile Phones See Through Walls
Scanner uses ‘terahertz’ spectrum – between infrared and microwaves Can see through walls, wood and plastics Doctors could use small, cheap devices to see tumours inside body Comic-book superpowers could become reality as scientists have designed a phone that works as ‘X-Ray spex’. A hi-tech chip allows a phone to ‘see through’ walls, wood and…
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How to secure your computer and surf fully Anonymous BLACK-HAT STYLE
This is a guide with which even a total noob can get high class security for his system and complete anonymity online. But its not only for noobs, it contains a lot of tips most people will find pretty helpfull. It is explained so detailed even the biggest noobs can do it^^ : === The…
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Fastwalkers: Evidence we are not alone
Fastwalkers, reveals the truth about UFOs and Extraterrestrials that has been suppressed and hidden for centuries. “Fastwalker” is a code word created by NORAD (North American Air Defense Command) to classify (UFOs) unidentified flying objects which approach our Earth from space and enter our atmosphere. It has been reported that from its subterranean facility deep…
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Envisioning the Near Future of Technology
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A Modern History of Communication