I came across a tweet that mentioned the Lifehacker Workout and thought it was an excellent effort for giving geeks the motivation to get a little more exercise. They used a service called Fleetly.com to build out several individual workouts and then incorporated these workouts into a challenge. They set a target of 15...
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This position over at Technica looks like a great opportunity for any of the more seasoned among us. It requires a masters, 5 years experience, and someone that really knows how to reverse engineer malware. And I can tell this manager knows how to hire the right kind of people … “Required Technical Certifications:...
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I really enjoyed the Freakonomics article published earlier this week by Stephen J. Dubner that asked “Why Has There Been So Much Hacking Lately? Or Is It Just Reported More?” To tackle this issue their editors assembled a panel of experts to comment on the topic, including Bruce “no introduction needed” Schneier, Tal “Imperva”...
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Next Wednesday, October 21st, Baltimore Node will be hosting a workshop on how to solder and build a multimeter. According to the Baltimore Node event site, “his workshop will give you an opportunity to build a circuit by soldering components such as resistors, capacitors and ICs onto a printed circuit board. You will learn...
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Recently moved into what they call the “the Load Of Fun building,” Baltimore Node has its weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. These meetings take place at the Load of Fun building (also known as a hackerspace), and are for members or prospective members only. While the membership fee to belong to Baltimore Node...
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Recently moved into what they call the “the Load Of Fun building,” Baltimore Node has its weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. These meetings take place at the Load of Fun building (also known as a hackerspace), and are for members or prospective members only. While the membership fee to belong to Baltimore Node...
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Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, September 28th. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts.” If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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Recently moved into what they call the “the Load Of Fun building,” Baltimore Node has its weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. These meetings take place at the Load of Fun building (also known as a hackerspace), and are for members or prospective members only. While the membership fee to belong to Baltimore Node...
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Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, September 21st. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts.” If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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Recently moved into what they call the “the Load Of Fun building,” Baltimore Node has its weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. These meetings take place at the Load of Fun building (also known as a hackerspace), and are for members or prospective members only. While the membership fee to belong to Baltimore Node...
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