Archive for October, 2008

What is Inventables?

Posted in Ramblings on October 30th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

I’m involved with a company called Inventables, and people wonder what its all about it… here’s their presentation from TED back in 2005 when I met them for the first time. Check out their 18-minute presentation below:

They’re also featured in the new Discovery Channel TV show - Prototype This! in their Design room. There’s a short video about them there as well:

http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/prototype-this/invention-central/invention-central.html

del.icio.us:What is Inventables? digg:What is Inventables? spurl:What is Inventables? wists:What is Inventables? simpy:What is Inventables? newsvine:What is Inventables? blinklist:What is Inventables? furl:What is Inventables? reddit:What is Inventables? fark:What is Inventables? blogmarks:What is Inventables? Y!:What is Inventables? smarking:What is Inventables? magnolia:What is Inventables? segnalo:What is Inventables?

GSM Phone Interference

Posted in Ramblings on October 30th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

This is a great discussion about the 850mhz GSM phone interference I’m sure everyone has heard by now…

If you own an iPhone, it’s more likely than not that you’ve run into this obnoxious sound, at one point or another. Put your iPhone next to a clock radio or too close to a phone, and you may find yourself serenaded by the iPhone staccato symphony. You don’t even have to have the radio turned on, just having it close to the speaker is good enough.

Why your clock radio is all abuzz about your iPhone

del.icio.us:GSM Phone Interference digg:GSM Phone Interference spurl:GSM Phone Interference wists:GSM Phone Interference simpy:GSM Phone Interference newsvine:GSM Phone Interference blinklist:GSM Phone Interference furl:GSM Phone Interference reddit:GSM Phone Interference fark:GSM Phone Interference blogmarks:GSM Phone Interference Y!:GSM Phone Interference smarking:GSM Phone Interference magnolia:GSM Phone Interference segnalo:GSM Phone Interference

Robogames @ makerfaire

Posted in Ramblings on October 19th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

del.icio.us:Robogames @ makerfaire digg:Robogames @ makerfaire spurl:Robogames @ makerfaire wists:Robogames @ makerfaire simpy:Robogames @ makerfaire newsvine:Robogames @ makerfaire blinklist:Robogames @ makerfaire furl:Robogames @ makerfaire reddit:Robogames @ makerfaire fark:Robogames @ makerfaire blogmarks:Robogames @ makerfaire Y!:Robogames @ makerfaire smarking:Robogames @ makerfaire magnolia:Robogames @ makerfaire segnalo:Robogames @ makerfaire

Digital TV is coming…

Posted in Ramblings on October 19th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

“At midnight on February 17, 2009, all full-power television stations in the United States will stop broadcasting in analog and switch to 100% digital broadcasting. Analog television sets receiving free TV using an antenna will not work after February 17, 2009.”

del.icio.us:Digital TV is coming... digg:Digital TV is coming... spurl:Digital TV is coming... wists:Digital TV is coming... simpy:Digital TV is coming... newsvine:Digital TV is coming... blinklist:Digital TV is coming... furl:Digital TV is coming... reddit:Digital TV is coming... fark:Digital TV is coming... blogmarks:Digital TV is coming... Y!:Digital TV is coming... smarking:Digital TV is coming... magnolia:Digital TV is coming... segnalo:Digital TV is coming...

Carbon Footprint

Posted in Ramblings on October 14th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

Since I’ve become a Green Mountain customer my estimated environmental impact has been:

Pounds of CO2 Avoided: 14811
Trees Planted: 1008
Miles Not Driven: 16457

And thats just my home electric service. Not even switching all my cars to 100% eletric would have saved me that much carbon!

del.icio.us:Carbon Footprint digg:Carbon Footprint spurl:Carbon Footprint wists:Carbon Footprint simpy:Carbon Footprint newsvine:Carbon Footprint blinklist:Carbon Footprint furl:Carbon Footprint reddit:Carbon Footprint fark:Carbon Footprint blogmarks:Carbon Footprint Y!:Carbon Footprint smarking:Carbon Footprint magnolia:Carbon Footprint segnalo:Carbon Footprint

WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now

Posted in Ramblings on October 12th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

WPA2 is officially broken now… so much for that. Looks like you should exclusively use VPN connections over wifi now.

“Russian security firm Elcomsoft has released software that uses Nvidia GPUs to speed up the cracking of WPA and WPA2 keys by a factor of 100. Since the software allows them to network thousands of PCs, this anouncement effectively signals the death of wireless networking in business networks; any network handling sensitive data should start using VPN encryption on machines connecting over Wi-Fi networks, or stop using these networks altogether.”

Elcomsoft Claims WPA/WPA2 Cracking Breakthrough

del.icio.us:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now digg:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now spurl:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now wists:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now simpy:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now newsvine:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now blinklist:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now furl:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now reddit:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now fark:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now blogmarks:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now Y!:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now smarking:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now magnolia:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now segnalo:WPA/WPA2 broken - VPN Only now

USB controlled foam rockets

Posted in Ramblings on October 8th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

del.icio.us:USB controlled foam rockets digg:USB controlled foam rockets spurl:USB controlled foam rockets wists:USB controlled foam rockets simpy:USB controlled foam rockets newsvine:USB controlled foam rockets blinklist:USB controlled foam rockets furl:USB controlled foam rockets reddit:USB controlled foam rockets fark:USB controlled foam rockets blogmarks:USB controlled foam rockets Y!:USB controlled foam rockets smarking:USB controlled foam rockets magnolia:USB controlled foam rockets segnalo:USB controlled foam rockets

Obfuscated TCP Introduction

Posted in Ramblings on October 8th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

Obfuscated TCP is a transport layer protocol that adds opportunistic encryption. It’s designed to hamper and detect large-scale wiretapping and corruption of TCP traffic on the Internet. ”

del.icio.us:Obfuscated TCP Introduction digg:Obfuscated TCP Introduction spurl:Obfuscated TCP Introduction wists:Obfuscated TCP Introduction simpy:Obfuscated TCP Introduction newsvine:Obfuscated TCP Introduction blinklist:Obfuscated TCP Introduction furl:Obfuscated TCP Introduction reddit:Obfuscated TCP Introduction fark:Obfuscated TCP Introduction blogmarks:Obfuscated TCP Introduction Y!:Obfuscated TCP Introduction smarking:Obfuscated TCP Introduction magnolia:Obfuscated TCP Introduction segnalo:Obfuscated TCP Introduction

Escalade hybrid

Posted in Ramblings on October 5th, 2008 by Richard Yoo

Posted by richardyoo on Natuba

del.icio.us:Escalade hybrid digg:Escalade hybrid spurl:Escalade hybrid wists:Escalade hybrid simpy:Escalade hybrid newsvine:Escalade hybrid blinklist:Escalade hybrid furl:Escalade hybrid reddit:Escalade hybrid fark:Escalade hybrid blogmarks:Escalade hybrid Y!:Escalade hybrid smarking:Escalade hybrid magnolia:Escalade hybrid segnalo:Escalade hybrid