Drone Spying Capabilities Are About To Take Another Huge Leap

The fleet of drones that police our skies are about to get an upgrade.
Developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and BAE Systems, The $18.5 million Autonomous Real-Time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance Imaging System (ARGUS) program will be the most advanced surveillance system in the sky.


DARPA's New ARGUS Camera

 

Z-10 Helicopter Ferry Tanks

Z-10 Helicopter Ferry Tanks


 

China's 'Carrier Killer' Missile Test

China's 'Carrier Killer' Missile Test

 

Watch: MythBusters investigate traditional Chinese popcorn machine

Watch: MythBusters investigate traditional Chinese popcorn machine... in a bomb suit: Shanghaiist



Come on guys your making the world look stupid...A Bomb Suite....Really ????

Reader the video is in Chinese, but you get the picture

Nexus 4 In Stock At T-Mobile

Nexus 4 In Stock At T-Mobile

Pebble Smartwatch Begins Shipping Today

Pebble Smartwatch Begins Shipping Today

'My Micro NY' Wins adAPT NYC Competition

'My Micro NY' Wins adAPT NYC Competition

China's Plan To Sink US Navy

China's Plan To Sink US Navy

Interior Design of NY Micro-Units

Interior Design of NY Micro-Units

The F-35B Grounded Over Lightning Fears

The F-35B Grounded Over Lightning Fears

F-35B grounded by fueldraulic system problem

F-35B grounded by fueldraulic system problem

Cloud Computing Brings Cyber Warfare To US - Business Insider

Cloud Computing Brings Cyber Warfare To US


 

'Zero Dark Thirty' Director Kathryn Bigelow Offers Sobering Statement On Torture - Business Insider

'Zero Dark Thirty'

Kathryn Bigelow took to the LA Times this morning not to make a case for or against "torture," but to highlight the fact that the movie helps us to remember that it did actually happened.
From the LA Times:

Torture was, however, as we all know, employed in the early years of the hunt. That doesn't mean it was the key to finding Bin Laden. It means it is a part of the story we couldn't ignore. War, obviously, isn't pretty, and we were not interested in portraying this military action as free of moral consequences. 

Drone Strikes In Mali - Business Insider

Drone Strikes In Mali 

The U.S. is reported to be "mulling" drone strikes in Mali, and has at the very least dispatched spy drones and support materials to aid French legionnaires and its Air Force.

Cyberwarfare Documentary Part 3

Cyberwarfare Documentary Part 2

Cyberwarfare Documentary Part 1

Obama accelerated cyberwar with Iran

Published on 1 Jun 2012 by RT America: 
I stumbled across this whilst doing paper on Cyber-warfare.

As if the United States hasn't already been involved in enough wars, the US government has admitted its role in launching a secret cyber attack against Iran. Since the first day Obama took office, the plot named "Olympic Games" was used to launch online attacks with cyberweapons such as the Stuxnet computer worm, which disrupted certain aspects of Iran's nuclear program. Aaron Swartz, founder and executive director of Demand Progress, joins us with more on the online war.

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Petraeus downfall | ARS Technica

Petraeus downfall illustrates scope of feds’ e-mail snooping powers



The resignation of Gen. David Petraeus began, we all now know, with Gmail. Petraeus' biographer and reported mistress Paula Broadwell apparently regarded Tampa socialite and Petraeus friend Jill Kelley as a romantic rival, and she e-mailed Kelley from an anonymous Gmail account, warning her to stay away from the general. Kelley turned those e-mails over to the FBI, which began investigating who was behind the messages and eventually identified Broadwell as the owner of the account.




Really who actually cares.....At the end of the day he got some tail in Afghan....Lucky him.

Google Fiber is live in Kansas City | Ars Technica

Google Fiber is live in Kansas City, real-world speeds at 700Mbps