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Tuesday, December 28, 2004
The man who invented optical storage
An article about Jim Russell, who invented optical storage. No, it wasn't Philips who did it.
Tests reveal e-passport security flaw
Tests reveal e-passport security flaw. From EEDesign.com. Did you know that the US govt., together with the International Civil Aviation Organization, are planning to make you carry a chip in your passport that can be openly read by anybody? For instance, a terrorist can skim your passport without you knowing from a distance of up to 30 feet, so they can either steal your ID or target you more effectively when you're abroad. And they expect us to pay for this??? Morons.
American Civil Liberties Union: How The U.S. Ignored International Concerns and Pushed for Radio Chips In Passports Without Security
Yet another article on how RFID and ID cards are becoming inextricably linked, with the stupidest system possible. Great.
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