September 2008 - cypherpunks-legacy

Are you looking for Viagra or Cialis? We selling them cheap, 7xn
by Jackie Riddle 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

Dear rsw(a)jfet.org customer http://keptnova.com Are you taking any meds? Do you need buy them cheap? We have solution. Our offshore pharmacy is designed by your needs. We have most all meds for very low price, we also offer next day shipping secure processing and soo on. And YES!!! We do not require prescripti0n. http://keptnova.com Thanks Cathy Anniston rsw(a)jfet.org wrote: > Viagra.Cialix,Xanax,Levitra,Levlen,Female Viagra,and other meds for sale cheap rsw(a)jfet.org wrote: > If you have a problem getting or keeping an erection, you are not alone. In fact, more than half of all men over forty have difficulties getting or maintaining an erection. This condition, called erectile dysfunction (ED), occurs with younger and older men as well, but there's a safe, effective and easy method of treatment: Viagra. 9ecrh3litl- yk2scr3ip0- 53k8v63iik-

1 0

nowhere to hide
by Eugen Leitl 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

http://www.slate.com/id/2200292/?GT1=38001 Nowhere To Hide Killer drones that can see through walls. By William Saletan Posted Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008, at 11:49 AM ET UAV heads up display. Display from an unmanned aerial vehicle For the last couple of days, in the Human Nature blog, I've been looking into a breakthrough cryptically reported in Iraq and Afghanistan: the ability of U.S. unmanned aerial vehicles to identify and track human targets "even when they are inside buildings." Several recently reported technologies might account for it, but Slate reader fozzy suggests looking for the answer in a military research field called STTW, usually translated as "sense-through-the-wall." Has this ability been extended to a distance that allows it to be used by aerial drones? Fozzy cites a March 2008 Army technical report on the latest progress in STTW radar methods. (Warning: Most of the documents I'm linking to here are PDFs, and some take a long time to open.) With a few more clicks, I pulled up an April 2008 report from the same research team. Both reports focus on "detecting and identifying humans enclosed in building structures." "Through-the-wall sensing is currently a topic of great interest to defense agencies both in the U.S. and abroad," says the April report. "The U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) has been active in all these fields of investigation, approaching these issues both through hardware design and radar measurements and through computer simulation of various STTW scenarios." STTW has been around for a while. A 2006 report from the National Defense University mentions a DARPA system that can "detect the presence of personnel within rooms (stated to be successful through 12 inches of concrete)," as well as a commercially developed system with a "30-foot standoff capability." The next step, to protect U.S. personnel, is to put the technology on "unattended" mobile devices. Since the initial context is urban warfare, the pioneering client is the Army, and the introductory platform is unmanned ground vehicles. But the goal is to increase "standoff distance" and spread the technology to other platforms. Meanwhile, up in the air, drone designers have been struggling with a similar problem: seeing through "darkness, bad weather, and tree canopies." The crucial contribution drones have made in Iraqbproviding instant, on-demand customized video to ground forcesbdoesn't work where the drones' cameras can't see. So American engineers are developing radar that penetrates outdoor obstacles. What seems to be happening is that these two projectsbSTTW and UAVsbare converging. In other words, unmanned vehicles that can see through walls. In some planning documents, the merger is explicit. A 2006 "Operational Needs Statement" from the military's Joint Urban Operations Office calls for a "STTW sensor mountable on both manned and unmanned vehicles," including "UAV platforms." A Navy bulletin calls for the same thing. Conceptually, the merger serves every tactical objective. It increases standoff distance and mobility. It makes aerial drones useful in bad weather and urban settings. It also integrates them into a more ambitious plan: to see the enemy through every wall, not just one. A 2005 DARPA report, for example, proposes to "image through multiple walls and even penetrate whole buildings using distributed sensors on or around buildings," with UAVs assisting ground forces. A 2007 Army Research Lab study explores the ability of ground sensors, working with UAVs, to capture "images from different angles," thereby providing "intelligence on the configuration, content, and human presence inside enclosed areas (buildings)." Three years ago, according to a defense contractor, the goal was to extend STTW capability to "distances in excess of 100 m," which would start to bring UAVs into the game. Boeing was in discussions to put STTW radar into a UAV. The Army was seeking "a suitable lightweight and compact imaging sensor to be hosted by the Camcopter-small UAV, capable of lifting 65 lbs of payload." The requirement for true aerial mobility was to make the system "lightweight (less than 30 lbs) and portable (less than 4 cubic feet)." That sounds a lot like the mystery devices now being placed aboard drones in Iraq and Afghanistan. As the Los Angeles Times describes them, "The devices are roughly the size of an automobile battery, but are heavy enough that outfitted Predators in some cases carry only one Hellfire missile instead of two." The effect of these devices, according to a former U.S. military official interviewed by the Times, is that insurgents, even indoors, "are living with a red dot on their head." Cool, huh? Except that if their walls are now transparent, so are yours. As fozzy astutely asks: "What happens when the government 'brings this technology home'?" And do you think our government is the only one merging STTW with UAVs? Heck, even the Canadians are well into it. "We will put the UWB radar on mobile platforms such as robots or unmanned airborne vehicle," says a 2002 report from Defence R&D Canada. "We are confident that a through-the-roof surveillance capability could be implemented using UWB radars installed on helicopters or small UAV." Congratulations. The good news is, we might win in Iraq and Afghanistan after all. The bad news is, now we all have red dots on our heads.

2 1

Canadian doctors we trust.
by Kennith Morton 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

Chemists Online is a licensed, family-owned Canadian Chemist operating in internet since 1996. We provide high-quality Canadian products and over-the-counter medications at discount prices. Add an incredible level of service, and you have a top Internet-Chemists among Canadian Chemist-store! http://aboveto.com

1 0

To Men Who Want To Buy Rolex Watches At A Fraction Of The Price
by Morgan Hood 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

Rolex watches, and other replicas have become inexpensive and most important of all a high quality substitution for original watches, hence the huge popularity. Italian-crafted Rolex - only $65 - $140!! http://maxikept.com/

1 0

The top rated penis enlarger Proven Results. 100% Guaranteed.
by Edgar Banks 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

Increase both your thickness and length within a few short weeks - women simply love it when you have a large manhood. Get your free bottles today, and change your life - why wait? http://callchap.com/

1 0

Luxurious costume replica watches at ...
by Troy Tucker 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

They look and feel exactly like the real thing. Replica Rolex Watches ! SAVE Big ! http://novapaid.com/

1 0

Whole world popular, helping many people.
by Joni Robinson 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

Chemists Online is a licensed, family-owned Canadian Chemist operating in internet since 1994. We provide high-quality Canadian goods and over-the-counter medications at discount prices. Add an unmatched level of service, and you have a top Chemist-store among Canadian Internet-Chemists! http://startmany.com

1 0

Viagra.Cialix,Xanax,Levitra,Levlen,Female Viagra,and other meds for sale cheap uwz4q
by Darcy Maldonado 20 Sep '08

20 Sep '08

Dear cypherpunks(a)jfet.org customer Sex can be one of the most enjoyable parts of your life. It strengthens relationships and adds excitement. Always be ready. http://dareburn.com If you have a problem getting or keeping an erection, you are not alone. In fact, more than half of all men over forty have difficulties getting or maintaining an erection. This condition, called erectile dysfunction (ED), occurs with younger and older men as well, but there's a safe, effective and easy method of treatment: Viagra. When the time is right, you'll always be ready. * Learn more about Viagra * Order Viagra http://dareburn.com ---------------------------------------- Cialis! When you need it later If a relaxing moment turns into the right moment, will you be ready? You can be with CIALIS. Relax and take your time. CIALIS is the only ED tablet clinically proven to both work up to 36 hours and work in some men as fast as 15 minutes. With CIALIS you dont have to hurry if you dont want to and you dont have to schedule your love making. You and your partner can relax and take time to choose the moment thats right for you, whether it's right now, or later on. You've got time. http://dareburn.com Thanks Mary Vargas cypherpunks(a)jfet.org wrote: > Are you looking for Viagra or Cialis? We selling them cheap, i6i1cr1joj- http://dareburn.com/w.php

1 0

Luxurious costume replica watches at ...
by Marie Bunch 19 Sep '08

19 Sep '08

wide range of Tiffany and Co. Jewellry and Mont Blanc Pens to choose from too..... Replica Classics if looking for magnificent watches http://lotepelt.com/

1 0

Luxurious costume replica watches at ...
by Federico Winters 19 Sep '08

19 Sep '08

In our online store you can buy replicas of Rolex watches and other brands. Dreams can cost less Replica watches from Rolex here http://lotepelt.com/

1 0