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Some days I have a lot to say. But there is only one blog and all of my posts are compiled in chronological order. To sort through and read only the posts you are most interested in, you can select from the three topics described below.
4N6Fact Fridays, fun forensic facts from the news. You know you want to read them! The weekly posts will appear on this blog under category 4N6, and also on tumblr.
Film2Fiction: Of all the things I pretend to know a lot about, writing is one topic where I have plenty of boots on the ground experience and lots to share. To view my blogs on writing select F2F.
And finally, book love. I review books I have read and loved and think you should read them, too. Click on book<3
Tag Archives: privacy concerns
I am a total techy. I have a RING doorbell, HUE lights, We-Mo plugs, a NEST Thermostat…if I could have a sandwich connected to Wi-Fi so I could visualize it being converted into actual energy after eating it…I would do that too. Wi-Fi connected things are just SO COOL. So here’s another thing Wi-Fi can do. it can penetrate a bag and determine the size and shape of what’s inside. Through various tests, this low-cost option can detect weapons, a bomb and even the amount of liquids contained inside without having to physically look inside the bag. Read more about … Continue reading
Um…come again? Yeah, as if hackers haven’t caused us enough trouble lately, now it’s concievably possible for them to hack your brain and obtain your passwords. Our mother’s told us all this online stuff was going to lead to no good. Well, here we are. It all sounds uber creepy and sci-fi but once you review the study, you understand that tapping brain waves works the same way as just about every other hacking technique out there…and that is by studying the participants and looking for a unique pattern. A group of study participants were fitted with EEG headsets and … Continue reading
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