Showing posts with label RFID. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RFID. Show all posts

Saturday, 31 March 2012

March 31 2012 Evening stuff that caught My eye

Hack a Door to Open Via RFID 
http://lifehac.kr/H3ODeQ LifeHacker
Cool project


Top 10 (Mostly) Harmless Geek Pranks 
http://lifehac.kr/HzJtvq LifeHacker
Fun Ideas from tomorrow


Melting down Nobel Prizes to buy bullets and dissolving the awards to fool Nazis http://on.io9.com/HzKR0Z iO9
Wow


The Mayans’ Deadly Wooden Gun 
http://on.io9.com/H4R68o iO9
Cool


Ancient raindrop fossils reveal that we can thank greenhouse gases for early life on Earth http://on.io9.com/HuOMMm iO9
Learn every day


Shaken or Stirred: Which Gets You Drunker? A Scientific Exploration 
http://gizmo.do/H6DvDD Gizmodo
Experiment time 







Wednesday, 28 March 2012

March 28 2012 Stuff that caught My eye this morning

Twitter and Google in censorship standoff with Brits 
http://bit.ly/HcqCqN Globe and Mail
Bad Bad Idea. Context is important not just the words


Foil Electronic Pickpockets with Aluminum Foil or Multiple Credit Cards 
http://lifehac.kr/Hkb3ry LifeHacker
Or buy a new wallet 


Know When to Back Out of a Project 
http://lifehac.kr/GXFvge LifeHacker 


Use a Sheet of Paper to Make Sure Your Knife Is as Sharp as It Should Be http://lifehac.kr/HeN91K LifeHacker
Good To Know


Follow the 2:4 Rule to Store and Enjoy Leftovers Safely 
http://lifehac.kr/GW03EQ LifeHacker
Play it safe, no one want to be sick


Vidéotron puts stock in set-top box 
http://bit.ly/GUWKKq Globe and Mail
Fiber vs a better cable box....



How to manage and disclose data breaches
Bill C-12  
http://bit.ly/GT7SIK Montreal Gazette




















Sunday, 5 February 2012

February 5 2012 Morning Stuff

3 Ways to Chill Your Super Bowl Beer FAST 
http://gizmo.do/wFYAdr Gizmodo
What happened to planing ahead


MythBusters Was Banned from Talking About RFID Chips Because Credit Card Companies Are Little Weenies 
http://gizmo.do/y8k5Jv Gizmodo


Cold War 2.0: East and West divide on digital rights 
http://bit.ly/wL7E8a Globe and Mail 
Not surprised at this at all


Facebook Nation needs a constitution 
http://bit.ly/xvN8jD Globe and Mail
I Know Who You Are and I Saw What You Did: Social Networks and The Death of Privacy
Looks like a good read but on yet on the Kindle


World’s largest scale model of the Solar System spans the length of Sweden http://on.io9.com/wr4igy IO9
Awesome Idea


Feast your eyes on some of the best scientific art from the past year 
http://on.io9.com/yygIny IO9
Wow cool/weird 


Are tigers, lions, and jaguars able to purr? 
http://on.io9.com/ya8m2X IO9
Never thought about it.... Until now