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Footage Seems to Indicate North Korea Might Possess an H-Bomb
A 30-minute video showing a December 12 conference in the North Korean capital of Pyongyang may have revealed more than intended about the extent of North Korea’s military might. The video shows, hanging on a wall of North Korean achievements in weapons production, a picture of the late Kim Jong-il probing some large sphere or cylinder. While the video is … Continue reading
FCC Voted to Repeal Obama-era Net Neutrality Regulations in 3-2 Decision
Included in this article from the TheStar.com is a break down as to what net neutrality is and why it matters etc… for those that might not be familiar with it. This matter is just another example of corporate greed and where the little guys (the consumers) have to break our back to continue supporting their lavish greed! via the … Continue reading
Russia to Build Egypt’s First Nuclear Power Plant
Yes, because that is what we need on this planet, more nuclear power and poison! On top of that, place it in a country with a volatile society…very reassuring. via RT: Moscow and Cairo have signed an agreement to construct Egypt’s first nuclear plant. The project will cost $21 billion and is due to be finished by 2028-2029. The preliminary … Continue reading
Key Loggers Used for Tracking Your Key Strokes Discovered on HP Laptops…Again
If you bought an HP laptop any time in the last five years, it could be tracking your every key stroke. Over the weekend HP revealed that nearly 500 of its notebooks dating as far back as 2012 shipped with a secret keylogger installed. Alongside the announcement, HP released driver updates to eradicate the software on affected laptops. Security researcher … Continue reading
Behind the Shut Down of ‘Pirate Bay’, How the US Pressured Sweden Revealed
The extent of US influence over Sweden’s crackdown on Pirate Bay has been revealed over a decade later, thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request by TorrentFreak. The documents show the methods used by the US government to pressure Sweden to crack down on the torrent site a decade ago. Pirate Bay was discussed at the highest political level, … Continue reading
Traces from Nuclear Tests Conducted In Early 1960s Found In Russian Pine Trees
A panel of experts representing the Institute of nuclear physics SB RAS, confirmed that the nuclear tests conducted by the superpowers in the early 1960s, influenced the environment on a global scale. To such conclusion scientists have come, having studied annual rings of pine trees the Russian. From September 1945, various countries produced about two and a half thousand nuclear … Continue reading
U.S. Begins Testing Mood Modification Brain Implants on Humans
Or is it mind control in disguise? via sputniknews: Two scientific teams from the University of California and Massachusetts General Hospital, funded by the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), are using “closed-loop” implants to create algorithms to detect various mood disorders and “shake” the brain back to a healthy state, Nature wrote. The neural implants, which generate electrical … Continue reading
More than Workplace Surveillance, Big Brother Can Track Your Every Move
How can an employer make sure its remote workers aren’t slacking off? In the case of talent management company Crossover, the answer is to take photos of them every 10 minutes through their webcam. The pictures are taken by Crossover’s productivity tool, WorkSmart, and combine with screenshots of their workstations along with other data – including app use and keystrokes … Continue reading
Russian Govt. Suggests Satellite Re-Entry Could be Behind Euro Ruthenium-106 Spike
Ruthenium-106 is used, in particular, in radiation therapy and can also be released in nuclear fuel reprocessing A satellite that burnt in the atmosphere could have been the source of the radioactive isotope ruthenium-106, whose traces were registered in Russia and some European countries, according to the materials of a probe into the incident released on Friday. “The source could … Continue reading
Death Meets Technology as Australian Doctor Makes a High-Tech Suicide Machine
I’m guessing the reaction to this doctor and his invention might be very polarized. Death is a universal inevitability to every single person that is living now and that has every lived, as for the future well I cannot say it with all confidence that death will remain an inevitability but it is highly likely to remain that way, although, … Continue reading
