Iran builds radar-evading stealth missile
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Where'd we put 'em? US to buy Stealth
bomber detecting radar
Where'd we put 'em? US to buy Stealth
bomber detecting radar
05/20/2004 08:45 AMStymies sale to China
Online lotteries evading tax remittance:
Minister
Online lotteries evading tax remittance:
Minister
07/28/2004 06:27 PMNewIndPress Jul 28 2004 9:02PM GMT
Microsoft Korea accused of evading $5.8
mil. in taxes
Microsoft Korea accused of evading $5.8
mil. in taxes
12/03/2003 03:46 PMKorea Herald Dec 3 2003 3:16PM ET
Team creates vaccine-evading mousepox
virus
Team creates vaccine-evading mousepox
virus
10/31/2003 11:41 AMUSA Today Oct 31 2003 10:48AM ET
Project: FREE IRAN![activistchat.com] ::
View topic - SAY NO To Israeli Strikes
on IRAN!
Project: FREE IRAN![activistchat.com] ::
View topic - SAY NO To Israeli Strikes
on IRAN!
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Iran Focus-News - Special Wire - Girl,
16, hanged in public in Iran
Iran Focus-News - Special Wire - Girl,
16, hanged in public in Iran
08/22/2004 03:43 PMThis is sickening .. been
hanged
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Iran to Prosecute 8 British Crew - Iran
TV (Reuters)
Iran to Prosecute 8 British Crew - Iran
TV (Reuters)
06/22/2004 02:53 AMReuters - Iran will prosecute eight British
sailors held overnight along with their three boats after
apparently straying into Iranian waters near the Iraqi border,
Iran's state-run al Alam television said Tuesday.
AP Radar
AP Radar
01/11/2004 11:34 PMAP Radar wireless client manager
On The Radar
On The Radar
12/24/2004 12:59 PMA couple of very cool audio utilities for the Macintosh have passed
before my gaze in the last week. Although they perform different
functions, they have one thing in common: Blessed simplicity. By
Christopher Breen, Playlist
on the radar: SCDC
on the radar: SCDC
02/15/2004 10:44 AMSo if there's a "movement" out there, it begins in the colleges. And
if it has begun anywhere, it has begun at Swarthmore. Check it out,
and
follow.
Stealth Overclocking
Stealth Overclocking
04/12/2005 01:05 PMThere's an awful lot of overclocking out there: The Windows team
at Microsoft was getting some bizarre crash reports. They followed up
on 10 of them, and found that five people had intentionally
overclocked their system. As for the rest:
The other half said, "What's overclocking?" He called them and
walked them through some configuration information and was able to
conclude that they were indeed all overclocked. But these people were
not overclocking on purpose. The computer was already overclocked
when they bought it. These "stealth overclocked" computers came
from small, independent "Bob's Computer Store"-type shops, not from
one of the major computer manufacturers or retailers.
So are these shops buying slower processings, then overclocking
them and selling them as CPUs of the actual speed they've been
overclocked to? Sneaky. Sleazy.
Radar Tools 0.11
Radar Tools 0.11
05/10/2004 04:32 AMAdvanced SAR remote sensing image processing software.
Radar that looks through walls
Radar that looks through walls
07/04/2004 03:55 AMStraight out of the book of Dick Tracy apparently an Israeli
startup has developed a radar that will look thru walls apparently
with good resolution. [Smart
Mobs]
Stealth Redirector
Stealth Redirector
12/02/2003 11:05 AMstealth redirector 2.0 released!
Acoustic Radar.
Acoustic Radar.
04/19/2005 04:29 AMThe bizarre legacy of the sound collectors .. huge steerable ear
trumpets .. draagbare variant .. These pictures .. Acoustic Radar ..
aircraft
dself.dsl.pipex.com/MUSEUM/COMMS/ear/ear.htm
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Stealth Inflation
Stealth Inflation
12/04/2003 02:19 PMprostoalex writes "The New York Times on the Web explores the topic of
incorrect bills and numerous surcharges with names like 'assessment',
'handling', ...
Stealth Wallpaper
Stealth Wallpaper
06/18/2004 07:00 PMSilicon.com reports on BAE Systems's radio frequency blocking
wallpaper: It's 50 to 100 microns thick and can adhere to most
surfaces. It's a mesh of copper and a polymer created in a manner
similar to how circuit boards are laid down. There's no timeline for
commercial availability. Some versions can be switched on and off;
others are permanent. [link via TechDirt]...
Radar For Radiator 1.4
Radar For Radiator 1.4
06/09/2004 01:25 AMA real-time, interactive graphical tool for monitoring Radiator.
Stealth Lynndie-ing
Stealth Lynndie-ing
08/18/2004 08:54 PM
In this warped variant of
steal
th disco, you strike the cigarette-dangling-from-mouth,
finger-points-at-exposed-prisoner-genitalia pose made famous by Pfc.
Lynndie England in Abu Ghraib torture photos. As a website devoted to
Stealth Lynndie-ing explains, "The image has shocked, sickened and
outraged people. But more importantly, it has captured the imagination
of young men and women up and down the country who don't give much of
a shit about anything."
I'm not sure what's more disturbing about this online photo gallery --
(a) the fact that people are sick enough do this, photograph this,
publish it on the web, and think it's funny; (b) the fact that I'm
blogging about it, or (c) the fact that Lynndie England bears a
striking resemblance to the fellow in the photo at left. Photo gallery
featuring dozens of anonymous people "striking a Lynndie": Link (Thanks, Doug)
Celebrating Radar
Celebrating Radar
06/03/2004 10:47 AMRadar technology certainly isn't new, but that doesn't mean there
aren't improvements. CSMonitor has a brief overview of
some new
developments in radar technology, and how they'll be used in both
military and civilian applications. There's one whole section on how
automakers see radar as "the next big thing in safety," discussing
pre-collision warning systems, blindspot watchers and adaptive cruise
control.
O'Reilly Radar
O'Reilly Radar
02/10/2004 01:17 PMI've heard this talk a couple of times, so Im just listening for
something new and cool Timisms. One bit of commentary, its great that
wikis are on the O'Reilly Radar, but there is an even better reason
for it...
Radar Tools 0.13
Radar Tools 0.13
09/02/2004 08:37 AMAdvanced SAR remote sensing image processing software.
Worm Radar
Worm Radar
04/26/2004 06:21 AMWorm Radarhttp://www.WormRadar.com/The web site is still rudimentary, but the graph is generated
every 30 minutes, and is interesting to watch, and
WormRadar.exe
is available for download from there. It is essentially a distributed
Windows honeypot that listens on known wormy ports (or ports that are
likely to become wormy), and crcs, or scans, anything that comes
along. Its purpose is to both measure the frequency of known, current
worms and to alert us all when something new becomes active. It is
free provided you allow it to report to the central site. This has
been added to
Internet
Alerts Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
Stealth is Old Skool
Stealth is Old Skool
06/22/2005 02:57 AM Mark Fletcher has a great post on why stealth mode is a stupid way to
start a company with today's web. It's a point I've made before (The
greatest market risk in social software is not engaging the network...
Radar Love
Radar Love
03/06/2004 01:57 AMA Caltecher named Ali Hajimiri has miniaturized the monstrosity to the
right, fitting an entire radar system onto a single chip. Aside from
replacing the...
Stealth Ships
Stealth Ships
06/10/2004 09:52 AM
The Beeb has a short profile
of the upcoming 'stealth ships' being designed by various world navies
(including the U.S. and its DD(X) destroyers), focussing specifically
on the Swedes' carbon fiber Visby Corvette, an angular low-profile (to
radar and otherwise) ship with, among other innovations, includes a
retractable 57mm cannon. Although there are many criticisms about
building a 73-meter ship out of carbon fiber, some have questioned the
Swedish Navy's decision to use Windows NT to control the operation of
the ship, especially since, you know, that'
s gone so well before. (I know it's a cheap shot, but I saw the
story on Slashdot; I caught the open sores).
Read [BBC via /.]
InVision Under the Radar
InVision Under the Radar
08/02/2004 02:08 PMGE is a pro at acquisitions. And strong due diligence definitely
helped it in its deal to purchase InVision.
A Blip on the Radar
A Blip on the Radar
10/01/2002 08:16 AMReuters: 'Google blips': Search not always right covers the fact that
Microsoft comes up first on a search for "go to hell" (with quotes).
PC World: Google Search Leads to Gates of 'Hell'. (Thanks, Arcadi and
Ram) Points to Anderson for being the first to tell me about this. I
didn't post them because they don't work anymore. I guess Google has
fixed them. Meanwhile, Google has introduced UK AdWords according to
the Register. (Thanks, Michael!) Google Monitor is a Windows program
to monitor your sites ranking in various Google searches....
The Stealth Toy Giant
The Stealth Toy Giant
09/03/2004 10:02 AMBet you don't know which company sells the most toys.
The O'Reilly Radar
The O'Reilly Radar
10/29/2003 12:13 AMNew: Stealth Serial Port for G5
New: Stealth Serial Port for G5
02/11/2004 11:00 AMGeeThree released a Stealth Serial Port for the G5, which installs in
the G5's modem slot and provides a "native" serial port.
The Stealth Desktop Part III
The Stealth Desktop Part III
09/17/2004 04:26 AMSlashdot Sep 17 2004 8:44AM GMT
Stealth Rule Breakers
Stealth Rule Breakers
04/11/2005 02:59 PMSometimes the company with the amazing new technology is, well, a
boring old company.
Business Blogs Under The Radar
Business Blogs Under The Radar
01/28/2004 04:39 AMAs you may or may not know,
Techdirt's business is providing
companies with daily corporate intelligence (news, analysis, trends -
all customized specifically to their needs) and we do so in the blog
format. We've been doing this for years, and so when it's considered
"the next big thing in the corporate environment" we always laugh a
little. The "blog" shouldn't be the focus. The focus should be on
the value people get out of the content in the system - and not the
system itself. The vast majority of our customers have no clue what a
"blog" is - and yet some could make a reasonable claim at being early
"business blogging" adopters by hiring us. Thus, I wish that this
Computerworld article focused a little more on the benefits, and a
little less on blogging itself, but on the whole, it's not a bad
description of
how blogs are finding their ways into business settings. Yes,
it does include a couple quotes from me, though never actually
mentions what Techdirt does. The article also includes two sidebars,
one that contains
another quote from me (along with one
from Ross Mayfield) and a second one which describes
the benefits of a business blog. That second
sidebar seems to be taken almost word for word from our own whitepaper
on enterprise blogging (available for
free download) though
without giving us any credit at all, which I guess means that those of
us who wrote the whitepaper have now officially (if without credit)
written for Computerworld Magazine.
More on the Swedish Stealth Ship
More on the Swedish Stealth Ship
06/10/2004 09:36 AMBuying Links Under the Radar
Buying Links Under the Radar
07/13/2004 01:50 PMWe really hate to put a thread like this on the home page, but some
times a thread merits such action regardless of the consequences.
Radar Violators in Florida
Radar Violators in Florida
02/01/2005 09:13 PM Someone may be using illegal 5 GHz equipment near a Florida air base:
A reader sent in a link to this Associated Press story and assumed--as
one might--that the military got it wrong and was making literally a
federal case out of legitimate use. But the band cited by the Eglin
Air Force Base spokesperson, 5.6 to 5.8 GHz, contains part of the
range opened by the military through the FCC in Nov. 2003 with some
provisos. Someone might be misusing it. Any device using the
5.250-5.350 GHz band (available for a while) or the 5.470-5.725 GHz
band (new as of Nov. 2003) must avoid stepping on existing signals and
back down power to only use as strong a signal as is needed at any
given time. It's possible that someone is using a 5 GHz channel that
was previously assigned in the 5.725-5.825 GHz band. Since those were
intended for outdoor point-to-point use and don't require the limits
that are defined for two of the three lower bands, it might be legal
and unintentional. Or they're using equipment not approved for use in
the US or have modified US-licensed equipment. Or, even, it's very
sloppy out-of-band spillover....
Stealth virus is stealthiest of all
Stealth virus is stealthiest of all
07/14/2004 05:03 AMUnder Atak
Attackers hit photo radar
Attackers hit photo radar
04/14/2004 11:50 AMglobetechnology.com Apr 14 2004 3:27PM GMT
Grok Description matches for Iran builds radar-evading stealth missile
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