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Entries on this site with 'monitoring'
- Saloncon, unashamed gamers, and a beacon in your pocket.
Word has come down from the state of New Jersey that Saloncon, the first known neo-victorian convention in the United States, is no more. Following the tribulations of 200
- Last weekend, by this weekend.
Late on Friday afternoon, Lyssa and I hurriedly packed our bags, jumped into the TARDIS, and set course northward once again for southwestern Pennsylvania and the general
- It seems that the one book they read was 1984.
George W. Bush, while at NSA headquarters yesterday, asked the US Congress to turn the NSA program that allows any and all communications to be monitored without a warrant
- US Army worries more about bloggers than leaks back home.
Since almost the beginning of Iraq II, the US military has been concerned about bloggers leaking information about upcoming operations and situations in the field that had
- For the system administrator or parent that has everything, how about a RAT?
'Remote access tool', that is - a little beastie (usually considered malware, though there are legit incarnations of this sort of software) that hides itself inside a work
- Happy "Oh, gods, I have to go back to work?!" day, everyone.
Wait a minute... ex-president Gerald Ford died?! Lyssa pointed me at an article that brought up something that never occurred to me - how libraries manage the limited amou
- Radio frequencies in use around Fairfax, Virginia.
143.7000 MHz: Internal radio net of a Fairfax hospital, I think. Every once in a while you'll hear a radioteletype. 152.1750-152.6250 MHz: Radioteletype 153.0550 MHz: Int
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