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dinscurge → tekio
oh yeh :p. but theres alot of other companies that are making profit/ could support such motives
Aug 13 2012 02:49 AM
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tekio → dinscurge
The whole premiss of the original statement was Haiburton subsidiarities profiting to the tune of 17 billion of the iraq war. While being the fact their business model relies solely on Government contracts.
Then Cheney and former Sec. of Defense Rumsfeld being a part of and profiting of it. While advisers took the opposite approach. These folks are in no way profiting from GE.
Then Cheney and former Sec. of Defense Rumsfeld being a part of and profiting of it. While advisers took the opposite approach. These folks are in no way profiting from GE.
Aug 01 2012 05:32 AM
dinscurge → tekio
true but there phasing out older models for newer ones eventhough there not seeing use :p liek converting all the older abrams to the newer m1a4 or whatever the current model is.. but if i had to guess i would say they are probably upgrading more/ getting newer ones at faster rate then before 9/11 as now we are in multiple police actions it would be 'benaficial' to upgrade them although...
Jul 24 2012 04:07 AM
BayouBilly
Shouldn't my wireless on my iphone be able to recharge my iphone battery? Can't my iphone be solar powered !
Jul 21 2012 11:47 AM
The Philosopher
Whew, it has been a LONG time. What's up around here these days?
Jul 18 2012 07:15 AM
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Hey Philosopher, I just returned here a few days ago as well. Welcome back!
Jul 19 2012 12:23 AM
tekio → dinscurge
For the air supperiority fighters, like the F-35, F-16, F-22, and the F-18 travel to high and too fast to be taken out with anti-aorcraft guns.
Neither has access to stuff like ground to air heat-seeking stinger missiles. For explosives they have IED's, that's about it.
Anyway no fighters have been deployed...
Neither has access to stuff like ground to air heat-seeking stinger missiles. For explosives they have IED's, that's about it.
Anyway no fighters have been deployed...
Jul 17 2012 05:59 PM
tekio → dinscurge
Yeah. I heard those F-22's are going down from being pelted with AK-47 fire. Actually neither the talibahn or iraqi insurgents have anything that could take down a US Fighter.
Not one "fighter" went down from enemy fire in the first desert storm.
Not one "fighter" went down from enemy fire in the first desert storm.
Jul 17 2012 05:54 PM
TheFunk
I'm far too unmotivated, one of these days that's going to be a problem.
Jul 16 2012 08:45 PM
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Y0ungBra1n
I think that's the great limiter on all of us: motivation.
Jul 23 2012 04:12 PM
BayouBilly
Feeling warm when I get near my wireless router "Geiger counter beeping" maybe it's happy
Jul 15 2012 05:00 PM
tekio
Is convinced Airport Extremes and Express routers, are the most unsecure in the world. Not really an Apple factor, but a "typical Apple user" factor.
Jul 12 2012 10:51 PM
tekio
"reverse engineering" the authenication process of Apple Airport Extreme's. They should not have SNMP emables with a cs of "public" by default!
Jul 09 2012 04:37 AM
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tekio
Looks like each Airport Utility has a public key stored in the software. Also looking like they use SNMP for configuration changes.
Wonder if these OID's can be accessed via port 161 with a default community string of "public'. :)
Making a perl app to bruteforce non-standard OID's to see what I can get! :)
Jul 09 2012 06:36 AM -
tekio
Also, I cannot believe how many airport SOHO routers are in use! Using scanrand aimed at port 5009, then sending a 128-byte message to the port will reveal if it's an airport. They respond with an encrypted message, BUT each message is started and ended in clear text with:
app: start message
END| to end the message.
Jul 09 2012 06:46 AM
StankDawg
just passing through for the "i have a few minutes" spam cleanup duty.
Jul 07 2012 10:32 PM
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