SuperNinjaCat

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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
This was my line of thinking when everyone was deathly silent during the data retention "debate". Only one article by a local newspaper junior emerged discussing the pro's and con's, which framed it in a really silly way
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
From what I have seen where I live, printed passwords on things like home routers and VDSL/Fiber modems provided by major ISP's are for 802.11 stuff (WiFi passwords) and not for the devices management interface. This may have chan
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
My first impression was that they had no intention of going to court with the data they were after, but then again I've not read up on any legal case studies involving digital forensic evidence handling which are publicly available in
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
When I first read this I interpreted it as possibly having something to do with enabling offensive cyber operations (maybe?), it just sounded too weird to be anything else. One thing I did notice during the ABC raid was how the police ignor
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
Another question on my mind (again, just my random thoughts, not representing others) is: How could this be used to undermine countries economies who are possibly earmarked for regime change by a company with strong ties to the US State Dep
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
My immediate gut reaction to this entire thing (and again, this is only a personal viewpoint not held by others) is along the lines of: What could go wrong with giving one of the most shady corporations on the planet the permission to print
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
I still feel bad for choosing to pay nothing for In Rainbows while paying a few bucks for the NIN Ghosts album released around the same time. You can probably guess which one grew on me the most (that isn't even taking into account the
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
After reading this I couldn't help but remember an interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono (on the BBC world service in 1980) where John was talking about Phil Spector calling him up after a recording session saying: whispering over t
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
For dramatic effect...during the experiment I actually did make a windows text-to-voice recording saying something along the lines of "you are listening to <my street name> pirate radio" between the stoner metal songs I had
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
That link looks very familiar but I remember getting the idea from this article first: https://makezine.com/projects/raspberry-pirate-radio/ Using this disk image for the RPi: http://cdn.makezine.com&#x
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
There was an old RPi project released a while ago (PiRadio I think?) which simply involved attaching a jump lead to GPIO pin 4 which allowed the transmission of FM radio signals. It worked on the principal that the Pi had a stupidly powerfu
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
I'm quite sure there was a bill passed by parliament allowing federal police and/or security services to "to add, copy, delete or alter other data" when carrying out investigations (and I think this was before the Assist
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by SuperNinjaCat 7y ago
I do have an interesting story about going through the beginning of the recuitment process for a multi-letter agency within the 5 eye sphere (Australia), but I'm not sure I want to post it. It involved asking me point blank at the begi