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- TWedge V2.3 Release Candidate by 2D Barcode Software, RFID, AIDC on Nov 11, 2009
We are announcing the new version of the data acquisition software / software wedge TWedge. TWedge is smart middleware which connects to arbitrary devices via RS232 (COM port), Bluetooth (native!) and TCP/IP. The received data is either simulated as...
- Screw You! :) by The Quagmire on Oct 1, 2009
The Nucor (click for my previous Nucor articles) thing continues to escalate. I won't bore you with details of today's many inbound phone calls, but will tell you I am both flattered that I am, apparently, considered the go-to guy in the industry for...
- Will Biometric Passports Lead to a State of Constant Surveillance? by Counterespionage on Aug 29, 2009
alternet.orgThe protection of privacy and personal data is vital for any democratic society, and should be respected as much as freedom of expression or movement. One of life’s sweet pleasures is to travel. Thanks to the increasing number of low-co...
- Will Biometric Passports Lead to a State of Constant Surveillance? by Spy vs Spy on Aug 29, 2009
alternet.orgThe protection of privacy and personal data is vital for any democratic society, and should be respected as much as freedom of expression or movement.One of life’s sweet pleasures is to travel. Thanks to the increasing number of low-cos...
- Chips in official IDs raise privacy fears by Spy vs Spy on Jul 13, 2009
apnews.mywayClimbing into his Volvo, outfitted with a Matrics antenna and a Motorola reader he'd bought on eBay for $190, Chris Paget cruised the streets of San Francisco with this objective: To read the identity cards of strangers, wirelessly, witho...
- 'Big Brother' hospital plan angers doctors by Spy vs Spy on Jul 13, 2009
TheAgeTHE State Government has a secret plan to track the movement of staff around the new Royal Children's Hospital using radio tags, which has outraged unions and raised fears of setting a precedent in employee surveillance. Doctors say...
- Chips in official IDs raise privacy fears by Counterespionage on Jul 13, 2009
apnews.mywayClimbing into his Volvo, outfitted with a Matrics antenna and a Motorola reader he’d bought on eBay for $190, Chris Paget cruised the streets of San Francisco with this objective: To read the identity cards of strangers, wirelessly,...
