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Articles Written by: DAVE BULLOCK
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, California — The looming terror of an almost-certain catastrophic earthquake is simply a reality in many parts of the world – our hometown of San Francisco, for example. Scientists tell us it’s not a matter of if, but when. ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
12 Aug 2009
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NASA
LAS VEGAS — Braving triple-digit heat, mean hangovers and an incredibly hostile network, roughly 10,000 hackers, security experts, feds, spies and various other “computer enthusiasts” took over the Riviera last weekend for the world’s largest hacking ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
6 Aug 2009
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From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
4 Aug 2009
Several of the Defcon badges shown with an iPhone for scale.
LAS VEGAS — For the last four years DefCon’s badges have been designed with circuit boards that attendees have been encouraged to hack as part of a contest. This year, the badge hackers were ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
4 Aug 2009
LAS VEGAS — One of the main tenants of hacking, to explore and understand complex systems, is the basis for one of Defcon’s most popular and difficult contests: The Defcon Mystery Challenge.
For the last four years, Ryan “LostboY” Clarke has spent ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
4 Aug 2009
LAS VEGAS — Thousands of hackers, script-kiddies, feds and security professionals will be gathering at the Riviera Hotel and Casino this weekend for DefCon, the world’s largest hacker convention and they’ll all have one thing in common: Joe “Kingpin” ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
29 Jul 2009
PASADENA - Getting stuck is never fun, especially when you’re over 30 million miles from Earth. NASA’s Spirit rover is mired in dirt on Mars and now scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory are working hard to free the over-worked robot.
Spirit ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
28 Jul 2009
Related Topics:
NASA
HAWTHORNE, California – Building a successful startup in Silicon Valley is hard, but it’s not rocket science. Unless you’re SpaceX.
Eschewing the traditional startup trappings of two college grads eating ramen, watching Adult Swim and coding until the ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
2 Jun 2009
LIVERMORE, California – It may look like one of Michael Bay's Transformers, but this mass of machinery could soon be the birthplace of a baby star right here on Earth.
Using 192 separate lasers and a 400-foot-long series of amplifiers and filters, ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
5 May 2009
Morrissey whips his microphone cable during his set at the Coachella music festival Friday.
Photo: Dave Bullock (eecue)/Wired.com
INDIO, California — Talk about a melting pot: Hipsters, goths, ex-hippies, punks and pretty much every other stereotypical ...
From DAVE BULLOCK,
Wired,
21 Apr 2009
