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BrainStream: BeanSec Edition
So I'm starting this at approx. 9:45pm ET about 15min after arriving home from tonight's BeanSec. I'm going to do my darnedest to capture in keywords the conversation of the night with pertinent links.
The key test here is, sans any ADHD meds in my system, trying to get a single stream of thought into this journal and then follow up with the links that will actually make the post interesting - and not getting sidetracked on any number of actual activities throughout my machine's desktop or the physical distractions now vying for my body's attention.
I owe a huge amount of this to Michael Katsevman aka Anateus, much to the disappointment of fellow BeanSec-ers and SecurityTwits Paul Davis, Zach Lanier, Jack Daniels, and a new attendee. Oliver Day left early to "go to class" but I'm sure he was scared off.
There was probably more but the problem was I had to get from the Middlesex Lounge to my car at MIT and home to Salem. Due to a lack of my most-wished for futuristic communications lazyware (subvocal recognition) plus a continued increase in brainstream noise lead to a near impossible ability to focus.
Made it though....enjoy.
The key test here is, sans any ADHD meds in my system, trying to get a single stream of thought into this journal and then follow up with the links that will actually make the post interesting - and not getting sidetracked on any number of actual activities throughout my machine's desktop or the physical distractions now vying for my body's attention.
I owe a huge amount of this to Michael Katsevman aka Anateus, much to the disappointment of fellow BeanSec-ers and SecurityTwits Paul Davis, Zach Lanier, Jack Daniels, and a new attendee. Oliver Day left early to "go to class" but I'm sure he was scared off.
- Futurist
- Transhumanism
- Seasteading
- Undersea habitation
- Coastal Cooperatives
- Modern-Day Pirates
- InTrade
- Hedge funds
- futures
- predicative markets
- economic terrorism
- biotech
- DNA extraction
- nanotech
- biotechnical nanofabrication
- open source hardware
- community fabrication collaboratives (FabLab)
- Willoughby and Baltic
- Technologically-aided Social Justice Hactivism
- Central Asian Politico-disruptiveware
- Aurally augmented reality
- Heads-Up Displays
- GetSatisfaction
- Autonomous, Asynchronous, Virtual-locative P2P CD-Image Abandonware Archival Repository (I may not have correctly captured this one - basically an archive of Abandonware CD ISOs that is, in theory, hard to shut down to do it using some sort of conceptual self-contained asynchronous peer-to-peer network environment making it very hard to find any major weak points at which to stop it.)
- Net-based self-supportive antimalware response communities
There was probably more but the problem was I had to get from the Middlesex Lounge to my car at MIT and home to Salem. Due to a lack of my most-wished for futuristic communications lazyware (subvocal recognition) plus a continued increase in brainstream noise lead to a near impossible ability to focus.
Made it though....enjoy.
really cool concept
(Anonymous) 2008-09-25 08:33 am (UTC)(link)Oliver
Re: really cool concept