9 hours ago by Mountain Republic

Technology used to hunt enemy combatants in Afghanistan will be used for “non-emergency incidents” within the U.S. by Paul Joseph Watson The Department of Homeland Security plans to spend up to $50 million dollars on a spy system that has been used to hunt insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan for the ...

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15 hours ago by Camp Other

Well, I guess everyone has seen this map from Yale University by now... Yes, it is a map of Lyme disease risk areas based on tick flagging from 2004-2007 in the above regions, followed by an analysis of those ticks. No matter where one looked, the odds of a tick carrying Borrelia burgdorferi were 1 ...

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16 hours ago

iRobot, the company behind household helpers, such as the Roomba and Scooba, and military and police robots, such as the PackBot and Negotiator, has released an updated version of its Warrior 700 robot. Like its predecessor, the newly launched 710 Warrior is designed for EOD (explosive ordnance disp ...

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16 hours ago by Fogrerwamma

iRobot, the company behind household helpers, such as the Roomba and Scooba, and military and police robots, such as the PackBot and Negotiator, has released an updated version of its Warrior 700 robot. Like its predecessor, the newly launched 710 Warrior is designed for EOD (explosive ordnance disp ...

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1 day ago by Bombkamp

Washington Times | Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It’s … a drone, and it’s watching you. That’s what privacy advocates fear from a bill Congress passed this week to make it easier for the government to fly unmanned spy planes in U.S. airspace. The FAA Reauthorization Act, which Pr ...

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1 day ago by lance

The FBI in conjunction with the Bureau of Justice Assistance and Joint Regional Intelligence Center have produced a number of fliers to help the public identify possible terrorists. While some of the points have merit, it is very likely that this will generate an extremely high proportion of false a ...

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1 day ago by Christopher

Image by AJ Cann Last year the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) approached me to prepare a report around forthcoming lawful access legislation. Specifically, I was to look outside of Canada to understand how lawful access powers had been developed and used in foreign jurisdiction ...

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1 day ago by J.L.Quick

A European research firm is pretty certain that the next version of dashboard-camera systems are going to be in HD. The reasoning behind their findings is that as HD technology becomes more commonplace, the cost of manufacturing such cameras also continues to decrease dramatically. Because of the si ...

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1 day ago by boodidyajump

Throughtek Co., Ltd (TUTK) has developed Lamp type IP cameras with P2P (point to point) and PLC (Power Line Communication) based on Home Plug technology. The lamp type camera is easy to setup, just enter device ID and password and you are ready to watch live video from PC (software: IPCamSystem), iP ...

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1 day ago by xxxevilgrinxxx

FBI says paying for your morning coffee with cash a potential terrorist activity, urges coffee shop owners to report cash-paying customers to authorities NaturalNews.com/ Ethan A. Huff/8 Feb 2012 Purchasing a cup of coffee using cash instead of a credit or debit card, using Google Maps to view photo ...

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