Stealth virus is stealthiest of all

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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)

Stealth Redirector

Stealth Redirector 12/02/2003 11:05 AM
stealth redirector 2.0 released!

The Stealth Toy Giant

The Stealth Toy Giant 09/03/2004 10:02 AM
Bet you don't know which company sells the most toys.

Stealth Overclocking

Stealth Overclocking 04/12/2005 01:05 PM

There'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.

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 /.]

Stealth Inflation

Stealth Inflation 12/04/2003 02:19 PM
prostoalex 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 PM
Silicon.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]...

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...

3G by Stealth - 802.11 Wireless LANs

3G by Stealth - 802.11 Wireless LANs 05/24/2004 03:12 AM
3G May 24 2004 6:29AM GMT

Wireless Stealth Wallpaper

Wireless Stealth Wallpaper 08/09/2004 11:46 AM
New Scientist reports on Frequency Selective Surface sheeting, essentially wireless security wallpaper that can contain Wi-Fi signals while allowing cell phone calls to pass through. Funded by UK telecom regulator Ofcom, BAE Systems (formerly British Aerospace) based the technology on material used to camouflage military radars. The company is now working on a transparent version to cover windows. Link

Vantec Stealth PSU 470W

Vantec Stealth PSU 470W 11/05/2003 03:36 PM
vnunet.com Nov 5 2003 3:16PM ET

The Stealth Desktop Part III

The Stealth Desktop Part III 09/17/2004 04:26 AM
Slashdot Sep 17 2004 8:44AM GMT

More on the Swedish Stealth Ship

More on the Swedish Stealth Ship 06/10/2004 09:36 AM

birth of a stealth campaign

birth of a stealth campaign 07/19/2004 01:03 PM
a bra maker is using blogs to create buzz in advance of a new ad push

Stealth PM: Learning from your mistakes

Stealth PM: Learning from your mistakes 01/11/2003 02:05 AM
CNET Jan 11 2003 1:27AM ET

Stealth Rule Breakers

Stealth Rule Breakers 04/11/2005 02:59 PM
Sometimes the company with the amazing new technology is, well, a boring old company.

New: Stealth Serial Port for G5

New: Stealth Serial Port for G5 02/11/2004 11:00 AM
GeeThree released a Stealth Serial Port for the G5, which installs in the G5's modem slot and provides a "native" serial port.

Microsoft Creates Anti-Virus Bounty To
Help Track Down Virus Writers

Microsoft Creates Anti-Virus Bounty To
Help Track Down Virus Writers 11/05/2003 10:59 AM
What do you if you're in an unchartered area with no reasonable law enforcement, and criminals are running rampant? You convince everyone to become the "enforcement" arm and find someone rich enough to pay them to help fight crime. Microsoft can't be bothered to fix a few of the holes in their programs that make it incredibly easy to pass on viruses, so instead, they're setting aside $5 million for anti-virus bounty hunters who can track down anyone responsible for worms, trojan horses or viruses. The rewards will be given out in $250,000 wads of cash from Bill Gates wallet increments. So, now, who's going to round up an anti-virus posse?

Laura Bush, stealth weapon

Laura Bush, stealth weapon 09/27/2004 11:05 AM
Campaigning in five battleground states this week, the first lady, with an approval rating much higher than her husband's, tries to soften the president's image.

Stealth ships steam ahead

Stealth ships steam ahead 06/10/2004 03:22 AM
The Royal Swedish Navy is introducing a new fleet of "invisible ships". Is this the future for the tomorrow's fleets?

Stealth Wallpaper could keep WLAN's
secure

Stealth Wallpaper could keep WLAN's
secure 06/24/2004 08:02 PM
A British Defense Contractor has created a WiFi blocking wallpaper that is 50-100 microns thick. Check the whole story.

Meshy Problems -- Or Stealth Marketing

Meshy Problems -- Or Stealth Marketing 06/30/2004 01:07 PM
The fact that wireless mesh networks have problems is nothing new. We've spoken about it plenty of times before, explaining how wireless mesh networks have issues with scalability and latency. What they're good at is redundancy. You can take out a node and the others should make up for it for the time being. These aren't particularly new issues, and, in fact, many companies and researchers< /a> are working to try to solve some of the bigger mesh networking problems. Obviously, it's good to take the glowing press reports about mesh networking with a grain of salt, but it looks like someone in the wireless mesh networking space is trying to use some "reverse psychology" to promote his own company. It may have seemed a bit odd to see someone who positions himself as an "insider" in the wireless mesh networking world (the founder and CTO of a mesh networking company) hesitantly posting a comment about how he wasn't sure whether or not to post it, but mesh networks have scalability problems. What was surprising wasn't the fact that mesh networks have scalability problems. As stated -- that's well known. What was odd was that a supposed insider felt the need to "leak" this well known info in such a hesitant manner. The reasoning becomes a lot less odd when you look at the website of the "mesh networking" company the guy founded (which I won't link to) -- since it contains pretty much the same info and suggests that his company has come up with the "solution" to the problem. Right. Okay. It's also clear that he wasn't all that hesitant to post this info, since he submitted identical information to our site in the form of a comment to a post from a year and a half ago... In other words, this isn't so much an outsider "revealing" insider secrets, but a method of stealth marketing. Pretend you're leaking a "dirty secret" about your industry to a blog, and then announce (surprise, surprise!) you've got the solution.

DVD Player Mod: The Stealth HTPC @
ExtensionTech.net

DVD Player Mod: The Stealth HTPC @
ExtensionTech.net 06/25/2004 10:07 AM

Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure

Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure 06/20/2004 06:58 AM

Stealth wallpaper could keep WLANs
secure

Stealth wallpaper could keep WLANs
secure 06/21/2004 12:23 PM

Stealth wallpaper protects Wi-Fi
networks

Stealth wallpaper protects Wi-Fi
networks 06/21/2004 10:54 AM
ZDNet Jun 21 2004 3:41PM GMT

Stealth Disco attack at Supernova

Stealth Disco attack at Supernova 06/25/2004 03:35 PM

Lois Le Meur (zat crazeee Frenchman) has just gone up to the stage to photograph James Seng (zat creazee guy from Singapore) stealth discoing...

The backchannel is happening now that bandwidth is working. Come on in at IRC Freenode #supernova.

Move coverage of this disruptive event.

Dinosaur Find: Stealth Hunter

Dinosaur Find: Stealth Hunter 09/24/2004 01:30 PM
CBS News Sep 24 2004 4:44PM GMT

Stealth Serial Port available for Power
Mac G5

Stealth Serial Port available for Power
Mac G5 02/11/2004 09:32 AM
GeeThree.com has noted that its Stealth Serial Port is now available in a configuration that works with Apple's Power Mac G5. The interface is designed to bridge compatibility between Apple's newest pro desktop machine and legacy peripherals.

Add A James Bond Stealth Camera To Your
Collection

Add A James Bond Stealth Camera To Your
Collection 12/03/2003 06:22 AM
Zippo spy-cam .. think geek

thinkgeek.com/electronics/cameras/655e
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Software pirates stole my stealth plane

Software pirates stole my stealth plane 05/28/2004 06:18 AM
Letters So lay off Senator Alston, ok?

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 AM
Stymies sale to China

Tiny Stealth PC Adds Integrated WiFi

Tiny Stealth PC Adds Integrated WiFi 04/27/2004 11:49 AM
Stealth Computing's newest small footprint PC, the LPC-401XW, has built-in WiFi, but sadly only of the 802.11b variety. With up to a 3.2GHz Pentium 4 inside, you could hide this substantial little box anywhere there is a power outlet (think Home Theater PC). The 802.11b is really too bad, though:...

Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure
- silicon.com

Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure
- silicon.com 06/21/2004 04:25 AM
Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure .. Stealth wallpaper for WiFi protection .. Wallpaper that blocks Wi-Fi

networks.silicon.com/lans/0,39024663,39121501,00.htm
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Pogue: iMac G5's stealth feature is Mac
OS X

Pogue: iMac G5's stealth feature is Mac
OS X 09/15/2004 03:07 PM
David Pogue of The New York Times says there is one very important feature of the new iMac G5 that is being overlooked--Mac OS X...

EMC's Stealth Approach to Utility
Computing

EMC's Stealth Approach to Utility
Computing 12/19/2003 11:30 AM
AtNewYork Dec 19 2003 10:44AM ET

The Stealth Desktop: Sight and Sound
With Slackware

The Stealth Desktop: Sight and Sound
With Slackware 07/17/2004 11:46 AM

Iran builds radar-evading stealth
missile

Iran builds radar-evading stealth
missile 06/01/2004 08:16 PM
globetechnology.com Jun 1 2004 11:32PM GMT

Stealth-Based Wallpaper Stops Wi-Fi
Signals Dead

Stealth-Based Wallpaper Stops Wi-Fi
Signals Dead 06/18/2004 03:57 PM
One of the many issues companies bring up in explaining why they won't install Wi-Fi wireless networks is the "bleeding" issue: the wireless "bleeds" beyond the walls of their building and out into the parking lot, where some creative hackers might be able to get access. Well, if someone's got a problem, someone else is likely to come along and solve it. British defense contractor BAE has taken some of that stealth bomber material they had lying around and put it up on the walls and discovered it blocks Wi-Fi. In other words, companies could put up this wallpaper and stop the Wi-Fi from bleeding out beyond the walls. Of course, I would imagine that stealth wallpaper doesn't come cheap.
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