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Anodizing Metals
May 29th
Those Macbook cases? Anodized Aluminum. Bill Hammack explains how and why that rough surface on a Mac is a good thing.
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Loading ...Flame On! New Advanced Stuxnet-Type Worm Infects Middle East
May 29th
Who’s up for more Stuxnet-style cyber attacks against Persia? Me, that’s who.
From FoxNews here:
Computer malware described as “the most sophisticated cyber weapon yet unleashed” has been uncovered in computers in the Middle East and may have infected machines in Europe, according to reports from antivirus researchers and software makers in Russia, Hungary and Ireland.
The malware, dubbed Worm.Win32.Flame, is unusual in its complexity, size and the multitude of ways it has of harvesting information from an infected computer including keyboard, screen, microphone, storage devices, network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB and system processes.
The malware is called “Flame” by Kaspersky Labs, but also known as sKyWIper by the Hungarian Laboratory of Cryptography and System Security (CrySyS Lab). Both Kaspersky Labs and CrySyS Lab said it was likely the malware was developed by a government-sponsored entity.
Although the virus has just been detected, there was evidence that it may have been in operation for at least two years.
Vitaly Kamluk, chief malware expert for Kaspersky Labs, said there were many pointers to it being a weapon, not the least of which was how highly-targeted it was. According to their investigations, only 382 infections have been reported, 189 of which were in Iran, and the malware targeted individuals rather than organizations.
Kamluk said the malware was most likely introduced by a USB stick or other removable drive. Once injected, the malware would contact one of the many command and control servers around the world and download additional modules as needed.
Whee! I haven’t seen the code snippets, but McAfee’s blog lists its capabilities here.
Skywiper is a modular, extendable and updateable threat. It is capable, but not limited to the following key espionage functions:
- Scanning network resources
- Stealing information as specified
- Communicate to C&C Servers over SSH and HTTPS protocols
- Detect the presence of over 100 security products (AV, Anti-Spyware, FW, etc)
- Both kernel and user mode logic is used
- Complex internal functionality utilizing Windows APC calls and and threads start manipulation, and code injections to key processes
- It loads as part of Winlogon.exe then injects to Explorer and Services
- Conceals its present as ~ named temp files, just like Stuxnet and Duqu
- Capable of attacking new systems over USB Flash Memory and local network (slowly spreads)
- Creates screen captures
- Records voice conversations
- Runs on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems
- Contains known exploits, such as the Print Spooler and lnk exploit found in Stuxnet
- Uses SQLite Database to store collected information
- Uses custom DB for attack modules (This is very unusual, but shows the modularity and extendibility of the malware)
- Often located on nearby systems: a local network for both C&C and target infection cases
- Utilizes PE encrypted resources
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May 24th
I’ve always wondered who the heck actually pays for Getty Images, but I suppose some organizations and publishers out there actually purchase licenses to use their images. It took over 6 months to research and put this video together using just Getty Images. Kinda impressive.
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(No Ratings Yet. Rate It!) Loading ...Engineer Guy: How an Accelerometer Works
May 22nd
Okay, so you have a smart phone that rotates its screen depending on how you hold it. Nice, right? But I bet you don’t understand how the hell it does that. Especially from a chip that is only microns in size. Watch this and be smarter. Thank me.
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(No Ratings Yet. Rate It!) Loading ...The Mouse Killer Finally Here?
May 21st
Other than the keyboard, the mouse has been around forever. Is there finally a device that will remove the mouse? Leap enters the arena to take on the challenger. What do you think?
I think my hand likes resting on the mousepad. Why not just create a mousepad with the same features as a Mac touchpad or this leap?
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May 20th
Oh those freedom-loving Pakis! Today, May 20, is the third annual “Everybody Draw Muhammad Day.” In order to prevent all of Pakistan’s future terrorists from self-detonating all at once, Pakistan blocked Twitter for the entire country. I predict that the Taliban will take over their crappy excuse for a government any time now.
From the NYTimes here:
The Pakistani government blocked access to the social networking service Twitter for much of Sunday, after publicly holding Twitter responsible for promoting what it described as a blasphemous cartoon contest taking place on Facebook, officials said.
The restoration of Twitter service late in the evening was as sudden as its suspension earlier in the day.
The shutdowns began around midday Sunday, in a rolling ban that almost immediately brought a huge public outcry on other social media.
The government had been in talks with Twitter to remove “objectionable” material but that there had been no results. Facebook had agreed to allay the concerns of the Pakistani government.
It remained unclear — and unlikely — that Twitter had agreed to the demands of the Pakistani government before access was restored, at roughly 10 p.m. Sunday.
This is the Draw Muhammad Twitter Search link. This is the Facebook page. Go take a peek and see what freedom looks like.
Draw Muhammad today. #Muhammad twitpic.com/9ncrjb
— Eating Babies (@EatABaby) May 20, 2012
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The Byron Sonne Goat Screw
May 15th
Byron Sonne’s trial ended today. Verdict? Not guilty on all counts. Bullet dodged. The entire prosecution turned out to be a giant goat screw. The Crown chose the worst prosecutor and the teams of detectives who collected evidence appeared to have little to no training or understanding in chemistry, social media or computer forensics. And since Byron Sonne spent a year in jail for what turned out to be a mishandled case, you could almost feel sorry for Sonne- but he brought it on himself.
BREAKING! Byron Sonne found not guilty on all charges; Crown thanks him for being such an accommodating victim of prosecutorial abuse.
— CC (@canadiancynic) May 15, 2012
“Actual anarchy is pure democracy” -Byron Sonne talking about mutual aid & flattening hierarchy. #freebyron #g20report twitpic.com/9lekyt
— TO Comm Sol Network (@g20mobilize) May 15, 2012
Also, don’t forget that Byron set all of the events in motion leading up to his arrest and jail, and he did so deliberately to provoke a reaction from the police. Given that his marriage fell apart and he terrified his former neighborhood with a cache of buried explosive materials that had to be removed by a bomb squad, no one could argue that his actions were worth it.
To anyone looking to share a neighborhood with Sonne, just remember, he vented chlorine gas into the air manufacturing all of the perchlorate he buried in his garden. Might wanna get some homeowners’ association rules in place for operating basement laboratories.
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(2 votes, average: 1.00 out of 6) Loading ...Toughest Opponent in New Diablo 3 is the Login Screen
May 15th
I was having a fitful night of sleep so I got up and checked Twitter. Like you wouldn’t. Forget warm milk, I’d rather stare at an iPhone screen. Anyways, I saw that the hashtag #error37 was trending on Twitter.
Turns out that Blizzard’s Battlenet servers melted down on launch night of Diablo 3, a sequel 12 years in the making. And as usual, unhappy customers are using Twitter as the unofficial complaint department.
Best. Prank. Ever. 12 years in the making! #error37 #diablo3
— Tyler Curtis (@TyLiner) May 15, 2012
I can’t wait to wake up tomorrow and see that #error37 is a new meme. Going to be so surprising and funny! LOL!
— Cameron Argon (@bigchocolate) May 15, 2012
Man, Diablo III is super hard.I’ve been playing for 30 minutes and haven’t even defeated the login screen. #error37
— Lisa Brewster (@Adora) May 15, 2012
What if Diablo 3 is actually some weird psychological experiment to see how long we’ll continually enter our login info? #error37
— Michael T Sweeney (@mtsw) May 15, 2012
“We spent 12 years working on the game and forgot to implement a queuing system?!” – Diablo III Project Lead, Blizzard #error37
— Arlo Midgett (@rlomidgett) May 15, 2012
If I wanted busy servers I’d go to PF Chang’s #diablo3 #error37
— Keith J Carberry (@somethingdumb) May 15, 2012
It’s all a strategy so nobody ever forgets their battlenet password ever again. #error37
— Andrea Ristori (@andrearistori) May 14, 2012
#Error37 FUUUU
— Clément Soriano (@Imrage) May 14, 2012
#error37 is actually a corporate prank on basement dwelling #OWS ers.
— Dr. Jones (@BelchSpeak) May 15, 2012
And even if you somehow manage to defeat #error37 there are new perils:
i get past #error37 only to be beaten down by #error3006
— Elias Rostad (@JazzNeurotic) May 15, 2012
I still plan on getting Diablo 3. I hope they get their server problems sorted out. I’m actually replaying Diablo 2 now just for old times’ sake. When I mentioned this to my pal Jeff, he replied, “Oh, so how does Y2k feel nowadays?”
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Yahoo! Fires CEO! Again!
May 13th
Yahoo is still struggling as a company. The latest CEO, Scott Thompson, who took over the CEO job this past January, is stepping down because of inconsistencies regarding falsified information on his resume. Or something.
From the EconomicTimes here:
Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson will step down Sunday amid controversy over mentions on his resume and in regulatory filings of a computer science degree he never received.
At various times, published summaries of Thompson’s academic background have included a computer science degree from Stonehill College. Thompson earned an accounting degree from Stonehill, a Catholic school near Boston, in 1979. He did not earn a computer science degree. Yahoo correctly lists that information in his biography.
Yahoo hired Thompson, the former head of eBay’s PayPal, in January to help orchestrate a turnaround. Though, Yahoo is one of the Internet’s most-visited websites, the company has struggled to grow in face of competition from the likes of Google and Facebook. The company’s difficulties have irked investors. Thompson took the helm as Yahoo’s fourth chief executive in less than five years.
Yeah, I’m one of those investors irked by Yahoo. I like their services such as Flickr, use their decent webmail app and enjoy their news aggregators. But there hasn’t been any innovation or forward movement with the company in what seems like forever. I hope they can get their feet back under them.
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Computer Forensics Versus Kiddie Pr0n Ninja
May 11th
The FBI confronted a pervert named Kamil Mezalka in his home for downloading and distributing child pornography via bittorrent. He thought he would try to destroy the evidence by pulling out a ninja sword and stabbing his tower PC with it. Uh, yeah, those hard drives can be hard to hit. He missed and the forensics team was able to recover plenty of evidence of his sick crimes.
From the DailyMail here:
A 21-year-old man tried to destroy his child pornography stash by stabbing his computer with a Samurai sword after FBI agents burst into his home.
The home of Kamil Mezalka, 21, was stormed by officers on Tuesday to seize his machine after an undercover agent downloaded horrific images and videos from the man’s computer via a file sharing service. Mezalka was said to have come out of a second-floor bedroom and then quickly shut to door at the house in Palm Coast, Florida when he saw the men brandishing a warrant.
When the FBI demanded he come out and he refused to do so, agents burst into the bedroom where he was ‘standing in his underwear, holding a two-handed samurai sword which he had stabbed into the side of a desktop computer’, according to agent Jonathan MacDonald.
When the 21-year-old began to swing the sword towards the screen, he was pinned to the floor by agents.
During an interview with FBI agents, Mezalka admitted ‘having a file sharing program on his computer which he used to download pornography to include child pornography’, according to The Smoking Gun.
An FBI computer expert found hundreds of pornographic images of children on Mezalka’s desktop computer.
He was charged with possessing child porn and is due to appear before U.S. District Court in Jacksonville tomorrow.
What an idiot. I hope he enjoys a nice long stay in PMITA prison.
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Man Outed as Gay Left With Bad Taste in Mouth
May 4th
Files can easily be recovered from old phones and PDAs, including smartphones. Don’t dispose of one unless you are certain the data cannot be recovered. Otherwise, don’t complain if someone steals your deleted data or outs you as gay on facebook. Here is a post on how to wipe data from an iPhone/iPad.
From the DenverChannel here:
He left the store just before closing. Not even 30 minutes later, a posting from his old Android phone appeared on his Facebook account. The status message read “I am gay. I’m coming out.” Dewberry didn’t write the posting, nor is he gay.
Dewberry said he accidentally left his Facebook and other accounts logged in on his old phone. When the message was posted his new phone hadn’t even been activated.“Calls started coming in immediately to my house phone,” Dewberry told 7NEWS Reporter Don Champion. “Friends, ex-spouses, they were all calling.”
Dewberry said the 9:19 p.m. time stamp from the message told him it was a Best Buy employee who made the posting. The next day he called the store and filed a complaint with a manager. Days later Dewberry said he was told the employee involved was fired.
“It just put a bad taste in my mouth,” Dewberry said. “My reputation has been tarnished and they’re responsible for it.”
Being gay puts lots of bad tastes in your mouth. Just ask door-knob licking gay bully Dan Savage.
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James Arlen Anonymously Sends Death Threats?
May 2nd
Noted fat and newly unemployed information security specialist James Arlen, AKA Mycurial might be behind a recent death threat against the owner of this blog site. In an anonymous twitter account called @deadbelcher, someone proclaims that the owner of belch.com should be murdered along with his family.
don’t worry about Patrick Belcher, we’re cooking a few things up for him and his family… he won’t be happy for too much loner #freebyron
— Deadman Belcher (@deadbelcher) May 2, 2012
Is this retribution for the recent tweets by Dr. Jones mocking James Arlen for becoming unemployed and having trouble getting a new job, now that he is associated with anarcho-terrorist G20 bomber Byron Sonne?
Happy #MayDay @Myrcurial.Hope you can find a job in your weight class!Dont #freebyron
— Dr. Jones (@BelchSpeak) May 1, 2012
Any infosec jobs for terrorist suspect sympathiser @myrcurial?He loves mad G20 bombers, #Occupy, and hates corporations.
— Dr. Jones (@BelchSpeak) May 1, 2012
Here is when James Arlen complains about the loss of a job and begs twitter to help him find another:
Any Canadian infosec jobs available? Who has two thumbs and needs one? This guy. (points at self)
— James Arlen (@myrcurial) April 30, 2012
Odd that the @deadbelcher account appeared just after I pointed out Arlen’s support of Byron Sonne, and his support of Occupy Wallstreet, and his disdain for corporations. Coincidence?
Also, Arlen may have been behind a lame attempt to blow a dog whistle to attract Anonymous attackers against Belcher as well on the Full Disclosure infosec list:
The email account is faked, and the post was an obvious attempt to “Joe Job” Belcher as someone who was working against the Anonymous organization. As noted previously, Arlen has threatened Belcher with lolsuits and complaints against his certification in an attempt to silence him against speaking out online against Byron Sonne’s documented attempts to cook explosives in his basement during the run-up to the G20 in Toronto. When these tactics were pointed out on this blog previously, Arlen may have well shifted to an anonymous campaign in an attempt to silence Belcher on these issues.
Making death threats against people online is a crime, and Arlen seems to be willing to participate in this. Is it any wonder that he finds difficulty in finding employment?
I do want to point out that Madison Kelley, a friend and supporter of Byron Sonne, was so shocked by the death threat that she urged legal action against the @deadbelcher account:
It’s a sad sign that someone could be so desperate for attention. Please report @deadbelcher to twitter, let them sort it out. #FreeByron
— Digimer (@digimer) May 3, 2012
@deadbelcher is most likely an alt for @BelchSpeak. I can assure you no one behind #FreeByron feels any need to attack such a fellow as he.
— Digimer (@digimer) May 3, 2012
I thank Madison for her support of free speech, however, if this was indeed James Arlen, her tweet rings hollow as Arlen’s profile picture on his twitter account shows him proudly wearing a FreeByron Tshirt. So no one in the FreeByron movement is behind this? Sorry, but sadly, someone certainly is.
UPDATE: Arlen issues denial:
For the record. I am not unemployed. I have not uttered death threats and I have not posted to full-disclosure in more than 8 years.
— James Arlen (@myrcurial) May 3, 2012
And again uses threats of libel-
While Belcher’s comments are libellous and childish, I wouldn’t give the boy a second thought and I hope no one does.
— James Arlen (@myrcurial) May 3, 2012
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Above All, You Need Total Network Visibility
Apr 19th
It used to be the case that if an attacker gained a foothold within your Enterprise, he had the upper hand on the network defense staff. The attacker could often enumerate and scan the entire network for weaknesses, compromise a few key accounts and simply lurk until he decides to steal corporate data. But if you get total network visibility- full packet capture and logging- and have great processes, and an agile defense team with the authority to act on behalf of the enterprise- the attacker doesn’t stand a chance.
My pal Rocky put together this graphic talking about what it takes to defend a network in the modern age. And if you have to gather consensus to implement rule changes, or have to rely on SIEMs alone to find attackers, you are doomed to failure.
As a good example, I recently encountered an Enterprise who opted against adopting a SIEM solution like everyone else did back in the late oughts. When they became aware of a compromise, they excelled at defending their network because they had two things most modern networks and defense teams don’t have: Total Network Visibility and an agile security team who had the authority to rule their network control systems with an iron fist.
They didn’t play the old fashioned “trap and trace” game that every network forensics book says you have to play- monitoring activity to gather evidence, fearful that any changes you make to the network would “tip your hand” and force the adversary to change tactics. They had total network visibility, so they slammed the door in the faces of the attackers and double dog dared them to return! And they didn’t have to put in a change control request or go through a risk management committee to get it done, either. What they lacked in overall security technology they made up for in streamlined processes and absolute authority. And it was beautiful to behold! My favorite line in Rocky’s post here is:
If the time it takes your adversary to get into your network and extract data is measured in seconds to minutes and your change control window is measured in weeks – who wins?
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Apr 19th
I was on a customer network today doing some tuning and training using NetWitness and saw a very interesting spearphishing email to five customer employees. The forged email source was from the “Fire Inspector General” of the corporation and it urged the recipients to open the attached file to complete their training. It was a Thursday and the email warned that there would be a mandatory pop quiz on Monday. That file was a trojanized PDF document that was unrecognizable by Virustotal.
So watch out for emails from Fire Marshall Bill.
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GSA Waste is Getting Silly Now
Apr 16th
I have nothing really against professionals getting together for a conference, even as a reward for hard work. Having been involved in quite a few government conferences myself in vendor-related roles and as presenters, the information that can be exchanged is quite useful. But this behavior by GSA Administrator Jeff Neely is inexcusable. Here he is soaking in a bathtub, with sangria, with a view in Vegas. He took his wife to scout the location of the 2010 confab.
From Jake Tapper at ABCNews here:
The government official on the frontlines of the scandal involving a wasteful government conference, U.S. General Services Administration regional commissioner Jeffrey Neely, will invoke his 5th amendment right against self-incrimination, his lawyer Preston Burton tells ABC News. He won’t comment on the $822,751 conference, many of the expenditures for which the GSA Inspector General called “excessive” and “wasteful.” He won’t comment on the bizarre awards ceremony, or the commemorative coins, the mind-reader/motivational speaker.
Mr. Neely bares a bit more in a photo collection on his wife’s Google+ page. There visitors can see photos of Neely staying in a luxurious suite at the M Resort Spa & Casino in November 2009, during one of the eight scouting and off-site pre-conference meetings to prepare for the October 2010 conference.
In my experiences, government confabs rarely happen in a fun, resort-style city or location. It is quite rare for the Feds to book space in Vegas, Orlando, New York City or Los Angeles. Typically these locations are centrally located or in cheaper convention centers- St. Louis, Dallas, Atlanta and Nashville.
This asshole had eight offsite pre-conference meetings to prepare for his confab? And his wife got to go too? And his wife uses Google Plus and doesn’t know how to hit the delete key?!
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EXIF Data and Boobage Nabs Idiot Anon Hacker and Occupier
Apr 14th
Higinio O. Ochoa III thinks he’s a l33t h4x0r and released the personal information of several police officers. The FBI quickly arrested him because he posted a photo of boobs on his twitter account that contained incriminating EXIF data.
From Gizmodo here:
Last week, Higinio O. Ochoa III was charged by the FBI with hacking into US law enforcement agencies and releasing phone numbers and home addresses of police officers. You’re looking at the evidence the FBI used to nail him.
Ochoa is a 30-year-old Linux administrator who lives in Galveston, Texas. The FBI accuses him of being part of Anonymous hacking group CabinCr3w and participating in several illegal actions. The woman in the photo is his Australian girlfriend, who lives in Wantirna South, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. The image was used by the FBI as ‘definitive proof’ that shows that the CabinCr3w hacker known as w0rmer and Ochoa are the same person.
The FBI has detailed some of Ochoa’s personal hacking. He illegally logged into the County of Houston’s website in Alabama, “created fake events on their online, posted images representing Anonymous and CabinCr3w, deleted all the administrator accounts except the one created by the attacker. All of this was accomplished by gaining unauthorized administrator access to the site’s control panel.”
In addition to revealing policemen’s personal information from several law enforcement agencies, including more than one hundred Los Angeles police officers, CabinCr3w was also responsible for leaking email address and confidential information from Goldman Sachs executives in September 2011.
After Ochoa was bailed out of jail by Mommy and Daddy, we posted text on pastebin declaring that he fed the FBI agents false information and that he wasn’t going to snitch. Apparently Ochoa thinks that the FBI don’t know how to get information from pastebin.com
From pastebin:
Some body such as myself who not only participated in the occupy movement but knew many and knew the inner workings of the ‘infamous’ cabin crew would not be just put away without wondering if he could be turned. I did how ever tell FBI that I would participate in the capture of my fellow crew mates, a play which undoubtfully both satisfied and confused the FBI.
Those however who know me best would vouch for me undoutfully that doing so would put this movement at risk, something that I wish more anon’s would not only consider but place higher than themselves and those around them. ALL information provided to the FBI merely made MY case weaker and caused internal confusion showing the inherent weakness in the system.
This idiot is going to be occupying some time in jail. And he is no longer anonymous.
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(1 votes, average: 6.00 out of 6) Loading ...Google Glasses for Hipsters Too Lazy to Use a Smartphone
Apr 11th
This is getting a little silly. Is there such a thing as information overload?
And really? Moron can’t find the music section on his own? And no one uses Google Circles. Instead of calling it “Project Glass” they should call it “Googley Eyes.”
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Stupid Woman Lulzed to Death on Internets
Apr 10th
Meet Claudia Boerner. She’s dead now thanks to the awesome power of Al Gore’s internets. Besides her massive D cups, there wasn’t much to this woman other than a psychiatric disorder that led to her apparent suicide- but the DailyMail is blaming it on “Internet Trolls.”
From DailyMail here:
A model who appeared on a TV cooking show killed herself after being taunted by internet trolls. Claudia Boerner was found dead after taking part in The Perfect Dinner, which is similar to Channel 4’s Come Dine With Me.
Although it is unclear how the 32-year-old died, it is understood she suffered a barrage of abuse on email and social media following her appearance on the show. Critics accused her of being an attention seeker, claimed that she had showed off for the cameras and made nasty comments about her ‘fake boobs’ and appearance.
Neighbours reported a strong smell of gas in the hall outside the flat where Miss Boerner lived in Vellmar, Germany. Vox, the station that made the show – said: ‘We don’t know if internet mobbing played a definite role in this case. We send our sympathy to the friends and family of the candidate.’
So the DailyMail “understood” there were some emails. And no one knows how she died. The show says they don’t know if the internet had anything to do with it. So the DailyMail concludes: ZOMG INTERTUBE TROLLS DID IT!!11
The woman obviously had severe self image problems and had likely suffered sexual abuse in her past since she sexualized her own appearance. And these sex addict types also tend to have substance abuse problems. And the rate of death among addicts is high. It wasn’t internet trolls.
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(No Ratings Yet. Rate It!) Loading ...Arthur C Clarke Talks About 21st Century Internet
Apr 8th
From black and white footage in 1974. So much of what he says is true, including that it allows anyone to live anywhere they wish, although that concept is arriving a bit slower.
Clarke also forgot to mention that those mutton chops would show up again in the late 90′s. Thanks go to:
Arthur C. Clarke Predicts The Internet In 1974 [Video] goo.gl/fb/8flK0
— Geeks are Sexy (@geeksaresexy) April 8, 2012
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Its Getting Impossible to Buy Tickets at Ticketmaster
Apr 8th
Remember when you could just call an 800 number and get your concert tickets by phone? Well the web was supposed to make that process even more convenient. But with all of the credit card fraud, the security checks are getting redonkulous!
Source: encyclopediadramatica.se via Encyclopedia Dramatica on Pinterest
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