This is dedicated to all the hackers and the crackers
I see in binary, I speak source code
Step on my toes, I'll post a million jpegs with you in a fag tone
In your digital stance, you're firewalled ho
Cause I'm riding the net in my dick phone
I was a dick with my 56
Now with my cable, I'm able to get that stable
On the out, my name is Ace and I'm a Leo
On the digital highway, my name is Neo and I'm a hero
In a flash, I'll fool you on burning Dreamcast
You need some ISO? Let me do my hard drive rifle
Our exchange you could never stifle
In a digital hood, you just caught the love bug
I bootlegged your CD, I carved the fight between Un and Jay-Z
Your CG, it's all gonna be free
Whether we take it by force or we take it night free
You feel that rattling your bones?
When I tell you we just hacked out Jones
And NASDAQ, leave your fight on your back
Cause I am he who loves to hack and crack
This is dedicated to the hackers and the criminals
They're real phones
So it's a total of high school
Grands, 50, 60
Good afternoon, good evening, welcome to
Binary Revolution Radio, episode number 128
For December 27th, 2005
I'm Strom Carlson
And I'm Black Ratchet
And technically we could say good morning, couldn't we?
Yeah, we could say good morning, yes
We have like one person in Singapore
Taiwan, that was a Taiwan
I'm sure I'm pissing him off right now
And I messed up his country
Actually no, I was looking at the map
But we've got someone in like
I think China somewhere, India
Let me pull up the map again
I haven't checked the map in a while
Yeah, I've been checking it fairly regularly
There it is, let me pull it up here
We've got people
Faster, faster, faster
Yeah, there's one in like
Oh, okay, never mind
Singapore, that's right
There's one in Singapore
That's right, there was one guy in Taiwan
But he's not on the map
So
Mr. Taiwan
Post yourself on the map
If he still listens
We're up to like 146
I'm impressed
Yeah, 146 listeners
Woot
Yeah, we had a tiny URL on there
But it's www.fappr.com
That's www.fappr.com
Frapper, not fapper
Yeah, fapper
Fapping is something entirely different
Yeah, don't go to fapper.com there
That could be something dangerous
Especially if it's highly not safe from work
Yeah, so frapper.com
Slash binary revolution radio listeners
And I channeled you all that a couple of episodes ago
And I believe it's actually in the show notes now
Shouts to Booter for doing the show notes
We're going to do some pre-upto shouting here
I guess
That's one from Kursk
From Rilsk, Kursk in Russia
And we've got a guy in Mumbai
That makes good submarines over there
Yeah, I'm going for that one
And
Oh, God
Yes, you are
We now no longer have a radio listener from Kursk, Russia
We wholeheartedly apologize
And we will try and say things in Cyriliki next time
Yeah, here's the guy from Taipei
Taipei
Following a line with the whole
Official Chinese view on Taipei, Taiwan
Might just call it our wayward province from now on
Wayward province
It's weird, the markers are taking a while to load up
Bizarrely enough
Maybe frapper's not all it's cracked up to be
Well, the Google Maps API is interesting to say the least
It could be certain things just suddenly going out and coming back in
Just fun things like that
So, anyway
Housekeeping
Today we're live
We're doing our
What's our topic?
How did you phrase it?
I like your thing
Bitch rant radio
Yeah
We're doing basically horror stories, complaints, general catching
So, yeah
So, call in if you're listening live
You know, I probably should
For all of you who listen to the podcast
And don't have a clue when we're actually broadcasting live
We broadcast every Tuesday night
From 6.30pm Pacific time to 8pm Pacific time
And that's 9.30pm Eastern time to 11pm Eastern time
And I don't know what that is in Universal time
But you can
I think it's probably going to be about
2.30 till 4, I think
Universal time?
I remember correctly, yeah
Yeah, I'll have to double check that
The whole
With the
Daylight savings
That always tosses me off
It's either plus 5 or plus 4
From Eastern
Yeah
Using my ham radio skills there
And if you don't know where to listen live
Go to radio.binrev.com
And you can listen to us live
Yes, and actually
And if you've suddenly forgotten our schedule
It's also posted up there, I believe
So, we're on live
And remember to listen to us
On the DDP Hack Radio stream
At ddphackradio.org
We're no longer live on Rant Radio
It was set up
More than a few months ago
Actually, I should always check out Rant Radio
And see
I wonder if they're actually pulling stuff down
From our podcast
Or if it's just
They're sitting there
And just pulling the same episode
Over and over again
From
Oh no
Early
What is it?
Early September, I think
Probably not even that
Early
Early August
Yeah
It was a little before DEFCON, wasn't it?
Well, it was just
Just after DEFCON
If I remember correctly
There's people out there going
What's wrong with their calendar?
Is it like just stuck on the same day
Over and over or
Yes, we forgot to flip our calendar
And that's why it's over and over
And over and over again
We just like have the one month
With the big circle on the day
And then that's the same day
We keep looking at
Yes
So the topic for tonight is
What I called it was
Free-floating hostility
And we do have some rules
We're just going to do some general complaints
About things and stuff in general
We're going to wrap up the year of 2005
With complaints that we have
We're also inviting all of you
To come on in
And check everything out
Give us a call
Toll-free if you're in the U.S.
800-732-0442
Or if you're calling from outside the U.S.
Country code 1
Area code 213-415-1047
And the lovely, talented Dr. Zygman
Will answer your call
And pass you on to us
So we do have
We do have some ground rules
We're not going to complain
About people directly
Preferably
You know, programs
Nameless, faceless corporations
That is
Like you can't say
Oh, you know
J Random Hacker is a total noob
Because he sucks
You know, we're not going to do that
You know
Be lighthearted
The most part
You know, if it's a funny story
It's a funny story
But don't just, you know
Completely rant against Microsoft
And accuse certain support members
Of being, you know
Baby killing something or others
I don't know
Yeah
And really
This is just sort of like
A confessional here
So just have some fun
And keep it light
Yeah
Totally paranoid conspiracy theories
Also probably aren't going to fly
So keep your totally paranoid
Conspiracy theories to yourself
Bill Gates puts babies on spikes
No, one of the one I heard today
It was something like
The 30th frame of every second
Like every 30 frames on a TV signal
There's a subliminal message
I'm like
Yeah, I doubt that
Because everyone with a frame decoder
Would be able to see it
And that would get out pretty quickly
Hold on
Let me go break out my T, though
Yeah
No, it was my
I miss TV here
Because I can actually do
Frame for frame progression
This would be super cool
Yeah
So yeah
Again
The numbers
If you didn't catch them last time
800-732-0442
Or
213-415-1047
I think I will try
And get a
Try and get a more memorable 800 number
For next year
Is that your New Year's resolution?
That's my New Year's resolution
One of them
Is to get us a better 800 number
1-800-BINRIV
Yes
1-800-4-BINRIV
I always like the 4 stuff
The 4 so-and-so
Yeah
1-800-4-CAP-X
Yes
Yeah, you would probably actually get that
For their damn thing
Maybe
So yeah
This is all
We both have some stories
But this is all heavily dependent on you
So if this show lasts just an hour
It's all your fault
So listen to the bloody stream
Call in and rant about technology
Because, you know
Everyone has their god damn
You know, horrible thing
Saying, oh god
This is stupid
I can't believe you have to
Left-click twice on Windows icons
You know, just anything
Who cares?
Mm-hmm
Alright
So
Shall we go into the email?
Yeah, let's read us some email
Our first email is from someone called that guy
And he says
Oh, that guy?
Yeah, that guy
Yeah
Didn't he have an old, like, TV show?
Oh, no, wait
That was
That girl
I don't even know what you're talking about
There used to be, like, this old 70s TV show
And it used to be, like, that girl
And it was
I don't even know who starred in it
Ah
Yeah, okay
So it says
Props to Strom for singing
Bang, bang, bang
Could you post it separately as an MP3?
That would be 1337
So
Strom, are you going to post your
BinRevs singing debut online?
Um, I probably will
What I'm going to do is
I'll re-record it
So it doesn't sound like shit
Because I record it on the telephone
But that's part of the fun
Because it's a telephone song
Perhaps
Yeah, I don't know
Mew Law is good for a lot of things
But not for, uh, me singing
Well, I mean, it worked for
Work for
They might be
Dial a song
That's true
So
It's good for them
It's good enough for you
So deal with it
Alright, alright
I'll post an MP
Yeah, I'll post an MP3
Uh, eventually
Probably
Post it in LPC 10
Oh, yeah, yeah
I'll do that
Yeah
Ah
Alright
So, we all look forward to that
And I think we'll go post it
All over the HackTV
HackTVV
Slash BinRev Radio Forum
Alright
It'll be like forums.binrev.com
Yes, come, come
I haven't been reading it
For like a week
Because I've been just
Totally busy
Doing that at all
I don't think any
Well, unless you're like
Really like
You've been free
I, you know
I don't think anyone's been reading it
Because with the whole holidays thing
I mean, this episode
We basically came up with this concept
I came up with this concept
This afternoon sometime
Yeah
After all of the crap
That I've had to do this week
Buying a house
Not fun
Well, it's rewarding
But it's a lot of work
Why don't you message me
On the hip top
You said
I'm moving the location
Of my life
Yes
Yes, dealing with
I've been sitting on hold
For most of the day
On listening to lots of
Crappy hold music
Saying
I currently live
At this address
I want to not live
I will no longer live here
I'll be living
At this other address
Okay
Can I get your
Social security number
What?
I've questioned them all
And they have
5-5-5-2-7-2-3-6-8
Yeah, that would be
1
2-3
4-5-6
7
8-9
We got this next letter
From someone whose name
I guess
Is pronounced
IP Filter
And
I'm just going to read
This verbatim
Hi guys
I'm a newbie
To
The Skeen
I just wanted to
Hit up
And it
You know
I really liked
The past show
Mostly that
Pocket PC talk
I just got
That Dell
X51V
Not sure if I'm
Happy with thou
Anywho
Maybe
Ooh
Could recommend
Your top 10 app
Another thing
Is it just me
Or is the web
Surfing painfully slow
So
Inclusing
You Guis are doing
A great job
And sorry for that
Shitty
What's that
Shihitty spelling
P.S.
Shouts to
Stank Dizzy
OmniScan
Peace out
IP Filter
Yeah
So we had trouble
Understanding this
So I ran it through
The grammar translator
2000 a couple times
And it did eventually
Spit out this
Hello gentlemen
I am what you would
One refer to
As a newbie
To your scene
I just want to
Extend a letter
Of contact
To you
And inform you
That I wholeheartedly
Enjoyed the past
Episode with Mr. Theory
And Mr. Ratchet
I especially enjoyed
The Pocket PC
Development pieces
I have recently
Required a Dell
Axum
X51V
However
I am not sure
If I am pleased
With it
It would be
Greatly pleased
It would greatly
Please me
If you could
Recommend your
Top 10
Pocket PC
Applications
Also
On an unrelated
Note
Is it just me
Who is browsing
The world wide web
Ridiculously sluggish
Including you guys
Are doing a first
Great job
First class job
Kudos
P.S.
I would be
Eternally grateful
If you could
Send shouts out
To most
Thanked
Dizzied
OmniScan
Regards gentlemen
Pish posh
IP filter
Ahoy
So
Yeah
Not
I mean
If
I'm not trying
To knock
Anybody here
I'm not trying
To knock
IP filter
Thank you
For mailing us
But
If
If you
Take enough
Time
Saying
Sorry
For the
Shitty spelling
Just
You know
Possibly
Grammar
Through a
Spellchecker
What
I do
Is
What I
Take
If I
Even
Have a
If my
Email
Client
Doesn't
Even
Have a
Spellchecker
Like when
I use
Pine
I copy
The entire
Email
And I
Feed it
To word
Word
Has a
Spellchecker
I usually
Have it
Installed
Or
I think
Open
Office
If I'm
On Linux
Even
Gmail
Has a
Built in
Spellcheck
Function
Oh really
It does
Yeah
When you're
Typing your
Email
There's a
Link up
At the
Top
That says
Check
Spelling
And then
The whole
Thing will
Turn green
And anything
That you've
Misspelled
Will turn red
Right in
Your face
Really
That's
Interesting
It's also
Cool with
Open
Office
And
Win
Word
Microsoft
Word
Does
Grammar
Check
Too
That's
Another thing
I like
Because I'm
Usually
Pretty good
With
Spellings
Unless
I'm
Completely
In a rush
But
Grammar
Sometimes
Gets
Caught
Up
It
Depends
Really
On the
Complexity
Of your
Grammar
I mean
There
Is
A lot
Of
Stuff
That I
Write
That is
Actually
Grammatically
Perfectly
Correct
That word
Thinks
Is
Glaringly
Wrong
And
Wants
To
Make
It
All
Stodgy
And
Bizarre
Sounding
Well
I mean
You're
Always
Gotta
Do
That
You're
Talking
About
A
Computer
Program
That
Follows
A set
Set
Of
Rules
So
There's
Exceptions
Those
Rules
That's
Always
With
Every
Grammar
Button
I
Mean
You
It
Doesn't
Like
It
When
You
Start
A
Sentence
With
And
But
There
Are
Certain
Cases
Where
You
Can
Start
A
Sentence
With
And
Yes
My
Grammar
Checker
Is
The
Chicago
Manual
Of
Chicago
I
Don't
Know
I
Read
Ted
Kaczynski
Manifesto
And
I'm
Not
Sure
If
He
Followed
That
One
If
He
Went
To
The
University
Of
Chicago
If
Those
Are
The
People
That
Are
Controlling
My
Grammar
I'm
Not
Sure
If
I
Want
To
Do
For
Those
Of
You
Who
Don't
Know
The
Kaczynski
Was
This
Crazy
Old
Guy
That
Used
To
Live
In
The
Woods
And
Mail
Bomb
People
Top
10
Of
Pocket
PC
Applications
But
I
Like
Wi-Fi
Fo-Foam
Which
Is
A
Wireless
Ethernet
Sniffer
Sort of
Like
A
Pocket
PC
Net
Stumbler
Except
It
Has
Better
Support
And
It
Actually
Uses
NDIS
Wrapper
Another
Program
That
I
Like
I
Can't
Remember
The
Name
Of
It
I
Use
Wi-Fi
Fo-Foam
The
Watch
I
Also
Like
Pocket
Streets
And
Maps
From
Microsoft
It
For
Pay
But
It
Does
A
Lot
Of
Good
Stuff
For
Databases
I
Like
Microsoft
Pocket
SQL
Server
Which
I
Think
It's
A
Really
Stupid
Name
To
Call
A
Pocket
SQL
Server
Because
I
Neither
Need
Nor
Want
A
SQL
Server
In
My
Pocket
I
Mean
Who
Cares
But
That
Would
Be
So
Amazing
Wouldn't
It
You
Can
Do
You
Can
Do
Select
Statements
Anywhere
Anytime
I
Can
Do
Select
SQL
Microsoft
Pocket
PC
Data
Storage
Services
I
Can
Understand
That
But
Pocket
SQL
Server
It
Just
Brings
Up
Connotations
Of
Stuff
That
I
Don't
Need
Nor
Want
Supposedly
We
Have
Hooter
On
The
Line
So
I
Grab
Him
And
You
Keep
Talking
Yeah
So
Wi-Fi
Flow
Fun
Is
Fun
Pocket
Treason
Maps
The
Only
Reason
I
Really
Use
Pocket
SQL
Server
Is
I
Do
Database
Applications
On
My
When
I
Things
That
I
Don't
Like
Let's
Go
Start
To
The
Free
Proding
Hostility
I
Don't
Like
Pocket
Outlook
Sucks
There
Could
Be
So
Many
Better
Ways
Of
Doing
Mail
And
There
Is
Not
Free
So
I
Think
Actually
Linux
Is
Starting
To
Be
Ported
Over
To
DX
51
I
Not
Sure
How
Far
They
Gotten
It
I
Know
They
Gotten
It
Booting
I
Not
Sure
If
They
Got
Op
Running
On
It
But
You
Might
Want
To
Google
That
Or
Check
Out
Handheld
Dot
Org
So
Do
We
Have
Booter
On
The
Line
We've
Got
Booter
On
The
Line
Hello
Booter
Our
Faithful
Show
Notes
Writer
How's
It
Doing
Well
How are
You
Man
Not
Bad
I
Just
Want
To
Come
In
Low
Tech
From
The
Forums
Let
Me
Know
About
It
About
The
Houston
2600
Meeting
I
Know
I
Know
It's
Not
Till
The
Six
But
I
Just
Want
To
Get
Out
There
A
Little
Bit
Early
In
Case
You
Know
I
Saw
On
The
Map
There
Some
Houston
People
Around
That
Have
Been
Asking
About
Meetings
Or
Whatever
So
I
Just
Kind
Of
Want
To
Throw
That
Out
There
They
Can
Go to
HOU2600
HOU
Yeah
HOU
Sounds
Like
HOU
Or
HOU
Finally
It's
HOUSTON
That
It's
Gonna
Be
My
First
One
To
Go
To
So
I
Never
Been
To
Before
So
Go
To
Houston
2600
And
Meet
Booter
Get
An
Autograph
Meet
The
Official
Mid-Rev
Show
Notes
Writer
It
Be
That
Exciting
He'll
Be
Signing
Little
Plastic
Cards
Slips
Of
Paper
Anything
You
He'll
Follow
You
Around
For
An
Hour
And
A
Half
And
Write
Notes
About
Your
Life
It's
Amazing
He'll
Sign
Your
Chest
Yes
And
Bring
Your
Girlfriends
With
Large
Breasts
I
Will
Sign
Them
To
Will
You
Be
Signing
Their
Chest
Or
Will
You
Be
Signing
Other
Parts
Of
Their
Bodies
I
Stick
With
The
Torus
So
Regents
Okay
So
Do
You
Have
Any
Free
Floating
Hostility
For
Booter
You
Just
Want
To
Talk
About
2600
Well
I
Guess
I
Can
Make
Something
I
Don't
Know
Who
The
People
That
Plan
Out
How
Like
What
Servers
Should
Be
Where
Inside
Data
Centers
But
The
Ones
I
Work
At
They
Always
Put
Those
Dell
Power
1600
They
Always
Put
Them
On
The
Top
Right
Which
Are
About
Six
And
A
Half
Feet
High
Nothing
Weigh
About
70
Pounds
Without
The
Drives
Them
And
I
Short
So
It
Is
A
Bitch
To
Get
Those
You
Know
Haul
Them
Up
And
Down
All
The
Time
Well
It
Is
More
Long
Actually
I
Do
Have
A
Comment
On
This
Well
With
The
1600s
Those
Are
Like
The
Those
Are
Like
The
1U
Models
Right
Or
The
Half
U
Yeah
Oh
The
Clamshells
Are
The
1420s
Oh
Okay
Well
They
Are
The
Small
Ones
Compared
To
Like
You
Know
The
6600s
Or
The
4600s
Which
Like
Weigh
Like
A
Half
A
Ton
Each
Believe
Me
I
Know
I
Converged
Some
Of
The
Rack
Mount
So
That
That's
Why
They
Put
Those
There
Yeah
Because
They
Lift
Up
Above
Your
Head
When
They're
Lighter
Yeah
70
Pounds
Is
A
Whole
Lot
Better
Than
350
Yeah
That's
True
That
And
Playing
Holiday
Music
From
Thanksgiving
All the
Way
To
Christmas
Bugs
Oh
Yeah
God
I
I'm glad
It's
Over
I
Hate
That
Well
Not
Strictly
Technology
Related
But
Hey
You
Know
Yeah
I'm
Agreeing
With
You
There
I
Really
Don't
Feel
That
I
Can
Complain
Beyond
Thanksgiving
That's
When
Everything
Else
Kind
Of
Starts
Up
But
Yeah
There
Were
A
I
Think
The
Jack
FM
Radio
Station
In
Boston
Sort
Of
Sort
Of
That
Drove
Me
Batty
Well
Yeah
The
One
I
Like
Was
I
Was
Listening
To
Jack
FM
Here
In
Los
Angeles
And
Said
Here
At
Jack
FM
We're
Getting
A
Jump
On
The
Holidays
Fourth
of
July
Is
Just
Eight
Months
Away
That's
What we
Need
We need
More
Fourth
Of
July
Music
Yes
I
Like
Fourth
Of
July
Music
It's
Very
Regal
And
Patriotic
Sounding
So
Okay
Houston
2600
First
Friday
The
Month
Like
Every
Other
2600
Meeting
But
Where
Is
It
Actually
In
The
Meeting
It's
Going
To
Be
Downtown
In
The
Galleria
Area
I
Think
They
Said
Nenfas
Inside
The
Mall
Down
In
Galleria
Mall
Okay
But
I
Figured
The
Location
Stuff
Is
At
H-A-U
2600
H-O-U
2600
Did I
Say
That
Wrong
H-O-U
I
See
I'm
Just
Kind
Of
Tired
Tonight
I
I'm
Not sure
If
They
Posted
It
There
But
If
You
Go
To
2600
And
Then
Go
To
The
Meetings
And
Then
Go
Down
To
Texas
And
You'll
See
Houston
It
Says
Nenfas
At
The
Galleria
Mall
There
Okay
2600
So
You'll
Have
Legions
Of
Confused
Hackers
Driving
Round
And
Around
The
Mall
Trying
To
Figure
Out
Where
To
Go
I
Don't
Know
Golf
Cards
Yeah
I
Don't
Know
Why
I
Said
Golf
Cars
But
Golf
Cards
Would
Be
Cool
That's
Amusing
The
Only
Thing
More
Amusing
That
Would
Be
Driving
Around
Little
Shriners
Cars
Oh
With
Little
Like
2600
Bels
Of
Hats
Yeah
No
It's
Bels
Bezes
All
Right
Well
Thank
You
Very
Much
Buddha
For
Calling
In
Thank
You
All
Right
Y'all
Take
Care
You
Too
So
We
Kind
Of
Get
A
Start
On
The
Whole
Free
Floating
Hostility
Here
With
The
Heavy
But
Not
So
Heavy
Servers
But
Let's
Just
Delve
Right
In
Here
What
Have
You
Been
Doing
For
Personal
Hacking
Stories
Strom
Oh
Boy
I
Have
Been
Installing
An
Asterisk
PBX
At
One
Of
My
Friend's
Companies
It's
30
Stations
I
Cut
Out
Their
Pots
Lines
And
Replace
It
With
The
PRI
And
It's
Been
A
Lot
Of
Fun
Getting
Paid
A
Ridiculous
Amount
Of
Money
To
Do
It
Ah
Consleton
Yes
Consletant
I
Love
Consletancy
Yes
I've
Been
Painting
I
Don't
Get
Paid
To
Paint
But
I've
Been
Painting
I
Did
That
In
April
I
Did
The
Painting
In
April
I
Remember
I
Was
Painting
And
Listening
To
The
Pope
Die
Is
What
I
Was
Doing
In
April
Oh
Yes
Because
I
Just
Checked
Out CNN
Like
Three
Times
A
Day
And
Say
Pope
John
Still
Alive
We're
Counting
Down
Till
He
Dies
I
Think
My
Update
To
Consisted
Entirely
Of
Breaking
News
Pope
Still
Almost
Dead
Yep
That
Was
Basically
It
And
That's
Basically
What
Every
Other
Talking
Hits
Yeah
The
News
Yes
I've
Been
Painting
We've
Been
Doing
Lots
Of
Holiday
Related
Things
Have
I'm
Not
Do
You
Celebrate
Some
Type
Of
Non
Denominational
Holiday
I
Celebrate
Merry
Dog
Balls
You
Celebrate
Merry
Dog
Balls
Did
The
Dog
Balls
Ferry
Bring
You
Presents
The
Dog
Balls
Ferry
Brought
Me
Everything
I
Ever
Wanted
Wow
That
Sounds
Oddly
Disturbed
I
Hate
It
When
That
Happens
I
Got
A
Colander
That's
What
I
Got
A
Colander
A
Colander
Wow
I
Bought
A
Colander
For
Myself
At
Ikea
For
Like
Five
Bucks
I
Got
A
Good
Colander
So
I'm
Happy
For
Those
Of
You
Don't
Know
A
Colander
Is
Sort
Of
One
Of
Those
Things
You
You see
On
Cooking
Shows
Where
They
Strain
The
Massive
Amount
Of
Vegetables
The
Big
You
Put
Pasta
In
Yes
When
You're
Dumping
Pasta
Out
Of
A
Giant
Stock
Pot
And
You
Dump
It
In
The
Big
Strainer
Of
Things
Called
A
Colander
Now
Radio
Bitching
And
Moaning
And
Talking
About
Cook
Preps
Yeah
We're
Going to
Do
A
Cooking
Episode
One
Of
These
Days
Cooking
For
Hackers
You
Know
Who
Is
That's
Actually
A
Good
Idea
The
Oh
God
I
Completely
Drone
A
Blank
On
The
Tasty
Techie
Yeah
Shada
Is
Yeah
Shada
Did
A
Good
Thing
Over
There
He
Had
Lots
Of
He
Had
Lots
Of
Good
Recipes
On
That
I
Still
Check
That
Out
Occasionally
Yeah
So
Soon
We'll
Be
Doing
Bin
Rev
Cooking
Show
The
Cooking
Bin
Rev
Show
Lots
Of
Fun
Stuff
And
Tasty
Epis
And
How
You
Can't
Just
Survive
On
Ramen
Alone
And
Kraft
Mac
And
Cheese
Either
So
I'm
Just
Imagining
It
Now
Julia
Child
Meets
Kevin
Mitnick
Alright
So
Do you
Want to
Go
Let's
See
Do you
Have
Free
Floating
Hostility
Stories
About
Bitching
And
Moaning
And
Various
Things
I'm
Sure
You
Do
You
Probably
Dealt
With
The
Phone
Company
For
The
Last
Week
Yeah
I've
Been
Dealing
Actually
Dealing
With
The
Phone
Company
Has
Been
Surprisingly
Easy
The
Only
Thing
They
Screwed
Up
Was
They
Cut
All
The
Pox
Lines
And
They
Were
Supposed
To
Leave
Two
Of
Them
Up
Oops
Yeah
Oops
And
That's
Like
Really
It
The
Rest
Of
The
Time
The
Phone
Company
Has
Been
Surprisingly
Good
And
Responsive
And
Helpful
So
Yay
SBC
California
Because
They
Rock
Who's
SBC
Oh
I'm
Sorry
AT&T
Is it
AT&T
California
I
Don't
Know
If
They've
Legally
Changed
The
Name
I
Think
It's
Actually
Still
Pacific
Bell
Telephone
Company
DBA
SBC
California
Oh
There's
A
Name
Yeah
Well
My
Stories
I
Don't
Know
These
Actually
One
Of
These
Happened
Earlier
In
The
Month
And
The
Other
One
Kind
Of
Happened
This
Week
So
Apparently
For
Some
Reason
Like
For
The
Past
About
Like
Good
Like
A
Week
I
Think
It
Was
Like
End
Of
November
Beginning
Of
December
Like
My
DSL
Would
Regularly
Go
Out
Right
Around
1245
Every
Day
In
The
Afternoon
In
The
Afternoon
And
It
Would
Just
It
Would
Just
Like
Completely
Lose
To
Sync
Up
On
The
Modem
And
You
Would
Have
To
Reset
Power
Cycle
Modem
To
Get
It
Back
Up
And
It
Was
Almost
Down
To
Like
I
Could
Predict
To
When
It
Was
Going
Down
It
Happened
Like
Right
Around
1245
To
1250
Every
Day
And
It
Was
Really
Weird
And
It
Drove
Me
Nuts
Because
I
Logged
A
Trouble
Ticket
With
My
DSL
Company
Saying
This
Is
Happening
Every
Day
For
Like
The
Past
Week
What
Gives
And
They
Started
To
Investigate
It
And
They
Said
Well
We
We've
Tracked
The
Problem
Down
To
Verizon
Side
It
Has
To
Be
Them
But
They're
Not
Saying
Anything
About
It
Just
After
They
Said
And
They
Didn't
Actually
Tell
Me
What
Went
And
What
Went
And
Fixed
It
Yeah
He
Had
I'm
A
Switchman
The
Best
I
Can
Always
Figure
Is
Like
It's
1245
Some
Switchman
Has
Just
Gotten
Off
From
Lunch
And
He
Wants
To
Sit
Down
So
He
Sits
On
The
D
Slam
And
Somehow
He
Managed
To
Reset
It
And
It
Just
Causes
All
The
Modems
And
Lin
To
Blank
Out
So
Of
Course
He
Sits
On
The
Kovat
D
Slam
He
Doesn't
Sit
On
The
Verizon
D
Slam
Because
God
Forbid
He
Actually
Sit
On
Verizon
Equipment
Don't
Want
To
Break
That
Oh
It's
Cool
The
SBC
Installed
A
PRI
At
My
Customers
At
My
Clients
So
I
Looked
On
The
On
The
Card
That
Went
To
The
CSU
DSU
And
It
Says
Property
Of
SBC
And
Then
There's
A
Little
Bell
Logo
On
The
Sticker
Oh
That's
Cool
Yeah
That's
Pretty
Cute
I'll
Have to
Take
A
Photograph
Of
It
Or
Something
But
Oh
My
God
The
Wiring
At
This
Place
I
Actually
The
Wiring
At
The
Place
Previous
To
This
One
That
I'm
Working
On
Is
Even
Worse
But
What
Was
I
Going
To
Say
The
Okay
The
Wiring
In
This
Place
That
Pulling
Down
Things
That
Weren't
Active
Phone
Lines
And
Things
That
Didn't
Make
Any
Sense
And
Things
That
Were
Just
Badly
Wired
And
There
Were
A
Couple
Times
When
I
You
Know
There
Was
No
Dial
At
The
Jack
And
I
Went
And
Opened
Up
The
Jack
And
Pulled
Out
The
Wiring
The
Wall
And
There
Was
This
Massive
Conglomerate
Of
Splices
Done
By
Twisting
The
Wires
Together
And
Swaddling
The
Whole
Thing
In
Electrical
Tape
That
Sounds
Like
A
Wonderful
Job
Oh
Yeah
But
Even
Better
Was
The
One
Previous
To
This
In
Hollywood
I
Go
There
And
I
Say
Oh
We
Just
Need
To
Connect
A
Couple
Phones
For
Us
I'm
Like
Okay
Cool
Let
Clean
Up
The
Backboard
Of
These
So
I
Know
Where
I'm
Plugging
Things
In
Because
They
Just
Moved
In
And
So
I
Go
There
And
I
See
Some
Tangled
Wires
And
There
Is
The
Drop
Ceiling
So
I
Pull
The
Ceiling
Tile
Off
And
I
Get
A
Ladder
And
I
Walk
Up
There
And
I
Say
Well
You
Know
It
Can't
Be
That
Bad
It
Doesn't
Seem
Like
And
I
Turn
Around
And
I
Stop
Thinking
And
Everything
That
I
Think
Is
Just
Holy
Shit
I
Mean
I
About
Two
Hours
Later
I
Was
Standing
There
Still
Untangling
Wires
Have
You
Ever
Seen
In
The
Movies
Where
There
Is
Some
Scene
Where
Someone
Fixing
Something
Horribly
Complex
And
They're
Standing
Inside
Of
Until
I
Realized
That
Our
Previous
Tenant
In
Our
Building
Was
AT&T
Really
Yeah
That's
I
Actually
Did
Search
In
Our
Recess
Ceiling
And
I
Couldn't
I
Was
Hoping
To
Find
Like
A
Spare
4
ESS
Some
Place
But
No
I
Don't
Think
They
Put
4
ESS
In
The
Drop
Ceiling
I
Really
Don't
I
Can
Dream
Can't
I
Yeah
You
Can
You
Can
This
Little
Baby
For
You
Like
A
0.5
ESS
A
0.001
ESS
Like
Just
One
Relay
A
Pint
Size
ESS
What
We
Did
Is
Crossbred
ESS
With
A
Potbellied
Pig
So
We
Get
Potbellied
ESS
Oink
Click
A
Chunk
When
Phone
Freaks
Make
Bad
Jokes
Yep
Actually
My
Other
Thing
About
My
This
Is
The
Other
Thing
About
My
Verizon
Deasland
Verizon
Was
I
Got
To
Say
I
Set
Up
Phone
Service
Today
And
The
Verizon
Customer
Service
Rep
Was
Very
Helpful
And
Very
Friendly
And
We
Actually
She
Did
Have
A
Little
Bit
About
Various
Things
She
Apparently
Used to
Work
For
The
Vermont
DMV
Which
I
Found
Abusing
She
Like
Completely
Dropped
Her
Docs
To
Me
I
Was
Like
Alright
Actually
Well
So
It
Is
But
My
Since
I
Moving
Out
Of
My
House
I
Live
With
My
Parents
Still
So
I
Could
Actually
Buy
A
House
And
Afford
A
Wedding
At
Once
And
So
My
Parents
Are
No
Longer
Interested
In
Spending
The
Obscene
Amount
Of
Money
I
Spend
On
DSL
Every
Month
So
They
I
Said
Okay
We'll
Cut
We'll
Cut
Over
The
DSL
From
Speakeasy
My
Current
Provider
To
Verizon
Because
Verizon
Is
Cheapest
Up
Here
And
So
They
Said
Okay
So
You
Know
I
Said
Well
You
Gotta
Call
Verizon
First
Because
You
Build
Under
Your
Name
Dad
And
My
Dad
Calls
up
Verizon
And
He
Says
I
Am
At
Work
And
He
Calls
Up
And
Apparently
What
Happens
He
Calls
Me
Back
And
Says
Well
Verizon
Says
You
Gotta
Cancel
Your
Account
On
Speakeasy
Before
You
Can
Use
Your
DSL
Stuff
I
Guess
That
Kind
Of
Makes
Sense
So
I
Call
Hey
You
Cancel
My
Account
And
They
Were
Saying
Oh
Okay
Well
Why
Do
You
Want
To
Cancel
It
I
Said
I
they no longer have space on their DSLAM for anybody who wants DSL on my CO.
Now, A, okay, I guess I can understand this, but at the same point, you know,
why would you want to do this?
You're basically limiting yourself from making money.
And B, why couldn't you tell me this before I canceled my account at this other place?
I mean, I understand you need to, you know, if you want to hook me up to a new DSL service,
you might want to make me cancel my other DSL service.
But, yeah, I guess I can understand that.
But at the same point, can't you just say, oh, well, we can't give you DSL, period,
because we have no more room for you.
But anyway, the semi-happy ending is I had to sheepishly call back up Speaky and say,
hi, yeah, I just canceled my account 15 minutes ago, and I'd like you to uncancel it.
Which they, he did kind of, I explained the situation to him,
and what the fun part was is he did laugh at Verizon with me, so that was hilarious.
But it was like, okay, I'm going to need to put you on hold for this one.
So I'm like, oh, God, I don't want to carry, like, tons of paperwork for this person.
But they did set it up in about, after five minutes on hold, they re-enabled everything,
and I'm still talking to you, so I guess it's still working.
Brilliant.
You know.
I don't, yeah.
My experience with the phone company being dumb was, first off, they killed off two of the pox,
they killed off all the pox lines coming into the building when they were only supposed to,
when there was all, ah, you can tell I've been spending too much time with wiring
and not enough time speaking because I just can't speak at all, but the,
so they killed all the pox lines when they were supposed to leave two up,
so I call up the business rep, and I say, okay, look, just tell me which ones were associated with the account
so that I can, you know, figure out which ones to leave up and which ones to leave disconnected.
He's like, well, I can't do that, sir.
I can't just give you the list of phone numbers.
And I had to literally sit there and explain to him, this guy had been in the phone company for 30-something years,
and I had to explain to him what the hell I needed.
In excruciating detail, they were like, oh, well, why didn't you just say that?
I said, I did say that!
Well, it's just, it's more along the lines of, uh, someone explaining whatever they want and just,
oh, jeez, need to do it this way, he's probably a switchman, that's what he was.
Ah, I'm a switchman!
Exactly.
Ah, you can't do that.
Stop.
So should we take this weird call we have on hold?
Spice it up a bit?
Yeah, can you dump him quick in case something bad goes, happens?
Yeah, I'll keep my finger on the hang-up button.
All right, sounds like a plan.
This person apparently is a bit too cool for a handle, and apparently what he is, he thinks that I want to put a fellow hacker in jail or something.
It's music.
Er, that's not right, because I, I, I, I, okay, I'm losing my mind.
Instead of conferencing in the caller, I conference in the closing music.
Woo!
So you got a little, you got a little preview going on here about the closing music.
So, yeah, I, I, I, I guess he, he, he, he hates me or something, and I, I, I don't know how this is going to go.
It sounds going to be like it's going to be more political and people hating me instead of actual technology stuff.
However, you know, here we go.
We, we, we believe, we believe in the freedom of speech here, so we're going to bring him on.
Hello.
Hello, person without a name.
Oh, hi there.
Um, hi, yeah, before I begin, I'd just like to say that I have a, uh, a certain amount of respect for the technical knowledge that you guys have about phone systems,
and I've been listening to you guys for some time now.
Mm-hmm.
Um, so yeah, but I had a couple questions on there specifically about, um, number one, uh, some of the stuff I read on the forums regarding, um,
lack of access support for, uh, some of these, uh, new wiretap stuff, which is apparently something that they've been doing for the past few years.
Um, and then I wanted to talk to...
This is more of a political question, really.
And, and, I mean, if you, if you want to have something discussed about me, you know, you know, I post my contact information all over the place.
Well, I didn't want to talk, like, about you specifically, but I think that, like, regarding, like, uh, federal pathing of people's phone lines about a warrant is, uh, uh, certainly a very troubling issue.
Um, something related to civil rights and something specifically hackers should be worried about.
Yeah, well, we're trying to keep this episode not all that political, so do you have a more technical...
Um, well, and then the other thing I want to talk about is, uh, I read, I was reading some stuff on the forums,
and, uh, apparently, uh, um, I'm sure you're aware of the situation, uh, that, uh, uh, the guy from Hack This Site is facing, like, a bunch of jail time,
and, uh, because of this, this right leader says that he did this and this and this and this,
although it would look like, like, that is actually, nothing had happened to that site, but I, I was reading through the site, uh, um,
You mean, like, all the emails and everything posted on there?
Like, emails, the people, things, and posted on the list?
And that's more of another political question.
If you want to bring that up on the forum website, that's fine.
Well, no, I want to talk specifically about your involvement in protecting and, like, working with those people.
It's more, it's more along the lines of, it's a question that's not on the radio show.
Thank you.
Oh.
Man, he's gone.
Yep.
Woo!
We got a first little hate mail!
Yeah!
Yay!
Our hate, a hate call.
Hate call!
Right call!
We, that's why we screened these.
We thought that might be more interesting than it turned out to be.
Yep.
So, shout to Dr. Zygmour for giving a heads up on that.
Yeah.
But, Dr. Zygmour, for those of you who don't call in,
you all suck, but anyway.
For those of you who don't call in,
Dr. Zygmour actually screens all the calls and gives us a heads up,
and we have our super cool instant messaging system.
Yeah.
So we know exactly who's calling before you even talk to us.
Yes.
So, what's our phone call number again?
Our phone call number, if you want to give us a ring,
or is from the U.S., 800-732-0442.
And from outside the U.S., 213-415-1047.
So, yes.
Let's see.
What else can I complain about?
The other thing I have in my show notes here is the Windows firewall.
And I like the Windows firewall.
It's cool.
But I want to disable it sometimes,
and I don't want to have this giant red icon right in my taskbar that says,
hey, your firewall is disabled.
Yes, it's handy to know, but at the same time,
I want it to say, yes, I know about it.
Leave me alone.
That's fine.
I know what I'm doing.
I want to not have to, you know, specify everything
and set up all this wonderful stuff.
We're really dragging for material, aren't we?
Yeah, I know.
Tell me about it, because no one's calling in.
This was the show that we were going to,
we said it right at the beginning,
we were going to either have shows
that we're not going to have everything,
or we're not going to, you know,
we're going to have lots of stuff tonight,
or we're not going to have everything.
And apparently, no one has decided to take us up
on our offer of calling it in.
Yeah, I mean, the phone call is free, guys.
You're calling from a regular landline phone.
It's a free call, totally toll-free.
It's a free phone call within the U.S. for you,
and I know a couple of people were saying,
oh, it's not free from the U.K.,
and I will apologize in advance,
saying, hey, you know, whatever it is,
eventually I'll have a U.K. toll-free number
for you to call in.
You're really going to get a toll-free U.K. number?
I might.
What is it, like 0800 over there?
0800, I believe, yes.
Yes.
Why doesn't someone from the U.K. give us a ring
and let us know?
Yes.
Hmm?
So, yeah, no one's calling in.
We're shocked and dismayed and hurt.
Kyle L, yeah, Kyle L's got a question.
Yeah, Kyle L's got a question,
but he's not calling in because he's lame.
As we're as boy says,
bitch cock.
Yeah, okay.
Kyle L, from, yeah, I could, ellipsis,
but I'd need to disconnect for that.
Oh, he must be on dial-up.
Dial-up, go ahead.
What the heck's up with that?
Call, call, call, call.
Yeah, we're sort of doing a lot.
I think we're going to have to edit
this portion out right here.
But we're live.
We can't edit it out live.
Kyle L, is there anything
that you want to complain?
What really bakes your noodle, Strom?
What really bakes my noodle?
People like our last caller
who are just so worked up over nothing.
Well, I mean, I understand
where he's coming from,
and, I mean, if he really wants to,
I think he's IM'd me,
and I can't really talk to him right now
because I'm in the middle
of doing a radio show.
But it's just a more, you know,
a question of,
I have my own opinions and everything,
and I don't understand
why certain people are going against that.
I mean, it's, I don't know.
Stank has always tried
to keep this a political free show,
and I completely agree
with that type of idea.
And even if it comes down to, you know,
even if it comes down to stuff
that might even affect
the hacking community as a whole,
whether it be, you know,
wiretaps or, you know,
people busting in
and shooting people on site
for using a laptop
in the middle of the street,
you know, that's wonderful,
but that's not really tech-orientated
in the strictest sense
of the term as a radio show.
So, I've got this image in my mind
of someone using a laptop
literally in the middle of the street
and then getting run over by a bus.
If this laptop goes slower
than 550 megacurts,
it's going to explode.
Dr. Zegman apparently got
five hang-ups in a row just now.
Wow.
Yeah.
We've got tons of people, like,
calling the show and hanging up.
It could be just that guy.
Could be.
And apparently the person
I am in me is not that guy.
He's just I am me saying
I'm not that guy.
So, thank you person
who's I am-ing me,
but I still can't talk.
I feel popular, though.
Yeah.
I do have that.
So, but yeah, wiring.
Let's pull a random topic up
and talk about that.
Someone suggest something.
Gentoo?
Gentoo!
iPod!
Asterisk!
Did we forget anything?
Oh, I think that's it.
So, I'm just kind of like
stretching here for material
because no one's calling.
It hurts me.
It hurts me on the inside.
Yeah.
Well, I guess the problem
is twofold.
First off, we didn't really
come up with the topic
until just now.
And second,
it's a whole after-holiday mess.
I take full responsibility
for this.
I basically sat,
got up this morning
and said,
oh, crap,
I have to do a radio show tonight.
Yeah, I've been working
literally nonstop.
School ended on
Monday of last week
and I have not had
a day off since.
I have been working
my ass off.
Wow.
Not bad.
Yeah.
Have you gotten
your grades back yet?
Um, supposedly, yes.
But I haven't bothered
to check them yet.
How can you not
check your grades?
I've been too busy.
I've been too busy
for Binrev,
for the love of God.
People messaging you
more things?
No, not really.
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
We've got a...
We've got a caller.
Wait.
We have Snuffleupagus
on 7,001.
So put them on
because we need material damage.
All right, okay.
Well, let's see.
Hello, caller.
Hey, what's going on, gents?
I have a few questions
about RFID.
There's a article
I was reading
about RFID,
on RFIDanalysis.org
when they were talking
about cracking
the DST Texas Instrument
RFID chips.
Do you guys know
anything about that?
No, I'm not familiar
with it.
Could you...
What was actually
going on about the...
How are they cracking it?
I don't understand.
All right.
What they did...
From their paper,
there's a brief synopsis
of what they do.
I'll start reading it off
if you gents don't mind.
The encryption algorithm
used in the
TI DST tags
is an unpublished
proprietary cipher
that uses a 40-bit key.
What they did
is they took
these boards...
What are the names
of the boards?
I would probably
be better
if we were all
on the same page
and we're looking
at these boards...
Yeah, I'm reading it up now.
It actually sounds
pretty interesting.
What apparently
they've done
is they've cracked a...
For those of you
who don't know,
it's not...
I mean, RFID
is a very generic term.
What they've actually
cracked is the RFID tag
used in the
mobile speed pass system
or ExxonMobil.
Well, it's not only
a few other things
as well,
but yeah,
that's the gist of it,
yes.
And apparently
they've also used it
in vehicle mobilizers
and this actually
sounds pretty cool.
Apparently,
what they've used
is they've done
is they've cracked
the key that
encrypts it
between talking
between the
transponder
and the RFID
actual chip.
So, wow,
this is actually
very spiffy.
This is actually
kind of quite scary,
actually.
This is actually
pretty...
You sound
as if you gents
were struggling
for data,
so I figured
I'd give you a holler.
I was on a conference
and was listening
and it was getting
kind of boring.
So, this should
give you enough
bait to nibble on
for a little while,
I guess.
It is pretty spiffy,
though,
you're correct.
What's scary,
though,
is the fact
that they're trying
to use a proprietary
algorithm
by the actual
strength of the key,
you know what I mean?
And that's what
they talk about
in the article.
But if you read
their educational paper,
it's more in-depth
and it's a nice read,
you know,
sit down and,
I don't know,
set a jerking off,
read that for a couple
minutes and talk smart
about it,
I guess,
yes.
Talk smart.
We never talk smart
on this show.
What are you talking
about?
I'm a radio guy.
And I have a radio face,
so that works for all
of us,
I guess.
Well,
we all have radio looks.
Yes.
So they're right.
I have a face
designed for radio,
exactly.
For those of you
who are curious,
actually,
what we're talking
about,
it's available
online at
rfidanalysis.org,
A-N-A-L-I-Y-S-I-S
dot org.
And it's a pretty cool
one.
It actually goes
through all they've
done it.
And this is actually
a bit of a problem
because all of your,
like for example,
for those of you
who don't know
what the Exxon Speed
Pass does,
is it basically
holds your credit
card number for your
Exxon Mobile credit
card that you can use
for...
Your credit card
number?
I thought it was
another serial number
that was cross-referenced
against your credit
card number.
Oh,
really?
It could be that.
But it's also used
for other wonderful
things.
And this is actually
pretty scary.
And again,
with the whole,
with what
Suffleupagus said
is they were
basically,
this is another
stupid,
idiotic thing
that engineers
do.
They were relying
on the proprietary
algorithm to keep
everything safe
rather than the
actual RC5 key
or whatever they
were using.
It was a 40-bit
key,
which is stupid
because 40 bits
can be...
I remember
reading crypto
and this French
student basically
wrote a distributed
client
to run,
to basically
crack the
Netscape
low encryption
algorithm back
in the day.
And it was
48-bit.
And he wrote a
distributed client
and basically
distributed a bunch
of ton of
computers over
a university
and he managed
to crack the
tree in the
weekend.
So this is even
lower than that.
You're bringing
up a great
point.
For the novice
though,
this will in
fact elude
the novice.
These guys,
they needed
15 of these
boards,
which the net
cost was like
$3,500.
So you and
your buddy Joe
and the local
high school
aren't going
to be able
to do this.
But obviously
a couple E&E
grads would be
able to have
the know-how
and determination,
maybe the lack
of anything else
to do to
actually accomplish
this.
I don't know.
It's an
interesting idea
though that
definitely leads
to a few
others.
It's an
interesting idea
and also just
because if one
person breaks
it, that's
just basically
the initial
person could
spend $3,500
to break it,
but once it's
broken,
this is a
snowball effect.
It's not
going to cost
once everything
has been
documented and
everything,
this is how
much you spent
initially to
break the
protocol,
but beyond
that,
it's going
to cost
less and
less now
that you
know the
protocol is
broken.
Well, it's
not the
protocol you're
breaking.
I know what
you're saying
and I'm just
nitpicking on
terms here.
It's rhetoric
that I'm getting
lost in,
I guess.
There's other
things that the
listeners may be
familiar with.
The RC4
WEP.
How about
when those
Israeli guys
broke the
GSM,
what was that,
the CAVE
algorithm?
No, that's
CDMA, so
never mind.
But when they
broke the
CAVE algorithm
from CDMA.
Yes.
I don't know,
man.
It's going to
take a few
more dollars
and a couple
more weekends
to get this
on a Windows
ported program
before everyone
and their
moms doing it.
But it's
possible.
I mean, if
you're looking
at the
equipment and
you're looking
at some of
the terms in
here, I mean,
maybe a ham
radio operator
that's mischievous
will be able
to do this,
but your
normal, you
know, Mike
and I get
your 2600
meeting, I
don't think
I'd be able
to pull it
off.
Well, all
ham radio
operators are
mischievous,
it's just
more that are
less mischievous
than others.
I don't know
if that's the
case.
I think some
of them think
they're more
God-like,
right?
God minus
one.
This is
really interesting
though.
Look at some
of the
frequencies that
this stuff
operates at.
134 kHz?
Yeah, this
is pretty
cool.
Look at the
modulation
type, yeah.
I got this
off some
mailing list
when I was
at work,
which is
ironic because
instead of
working, I'm
checking my
mailing list
emails, so
there you
go.
Well, you're
just like
everyone else
in America,
so don't
feel too
guilty.
You're going
against the
great corporate
way.
South
African, yes.
All right,
gentlemen, have
a good
evening.
Hey, thank
you very
much for
sending us
this, and
this is a
really good
paper, and
I think
everyone should
check this
out.
All right,
bye-bye,
gentlemen.
Talk to you
later.
And once
again, that's
RFIDanalysis,
A-N-A-L-Y-S-I-S
dot org.
And the title
is Analysis of
the Texas
Instrument
DST-RFID.
And there's
space between
DST and
RFID.
So do we
have another
caller?
Yeah, we've
got another
caller.
We've got
Magnum IP,
and he's
talking about
his router.
See, look at
that.
Just one
person sounds
cool, and
like, you
know, everyone
else wants to
get on and
talk to us
now.
Yeah, that's
what it is.
So yeah,
shout out some
stuff for
sending that
in, and at
least giving us
material to talk
for another
ten minutes.
Yeah, totally.
Hello, Magnum IP.
Hey, how's
it going, guys?
Doing well, how
are you, man?
Uh, just got
off work, so I
guess I'm better
now.
Always better
after work's
off.
Well, unless
you're like
we're at the
strip club.
Nah, Best
Buy.
Even at the
strip club, I
got old after a
while.
I guess so.
Well, when you
have everybody
coming in yelling
about you about
iPods, it gets
kind of a...
Oh, God, I
don't even want
to know what
the heck Best
Buy was like
today.
Did you actually
get put into
the customer
service desk
there?
Actually, yeah,
I did.
They had one
whole line for
iPods, everyone
coming in
and returning
their iPod
nanos.
Really?
What was
busted with
them?
People were
stupid enough
not to buy
cases with
them and put
them in their
pockets with
change and
keys and
whatever junk
they had.
Morons.
And like a
stupid company
that Best
Buy is, they
decided to,
oh, yeah, we'll
exchange them for
another one.
It was covered by
our policy.
I'm like, no,
it's not.
Well, the one
thing I always
like about Best
Buy, and I'm
sure Stank is
cringing right
now when he
says this.
Yeah, he is.
Yeah, the one
thing I like about
Best Buy is when
you get their
extended warranty,
they are very
good with
no, like, even
back in the day
they used to
have absolutely
no questions
asked.
Now they have
some questions
asked, but even
so they're very
generous with
it.
Like, back in
1999 when I
bought my
cell phone,
not my
cell phone,
a portable
phone, I
knocked it
off a
second-story
ledge and
it landed
on the ground
and shattered
and I
brought it
into Best
Buy because
I brought
the extended
warranty and
I said, yeah,
it broke.
And they
said, how did
it break?
I don't know.
Okay, looks
like we'll take
this back then.
It was the
most surreal
conversation in
life.
The example
I was thinking
of was you
bringing something
in that's just
like this massive
little bits of
plastic and
wires and
totally unrecognizable
but what
happened to it?
I don't know.
You could tell it
was once a phone
but you could
tell it wasn't
going to work
anytime soon.
I actually had a
girl come in a
couple days ago.
She basically
snapped the phone
in half.
It was within
30 days before
she got the phone
and I looked at
her and I said,
what the hell
did you do it?
I got mad at
my boyfriend
snapped the phone
in half.
I was pissed at
him.
Can you do
something about
it?
Yeah, sure.
Here's a new
one.
There you go.
Bye.
Awesome.
My boss.
Go ahead.
Later.
Wasn't there
the story in
the news a
couple of days
ago of the
woman who
swallowed the
cell phone?
I read about
that.
That was
pretty serious.
I don't even
read that one.
A woman
swallowed a
cell phone?
A woman
attempted to
swallow a
cell phone
because her
boyfriend wanted
it and he
was pestering
her.
She swallowed
it and it
got lodged
into her
airway.
She was
having trouble
breathing.
My God.
Are people
just dumb
or are they
dumb?
Yes, people
are dumb.
She had
trouble breathing
and the fire
department had
to respond.
I guess
bring her to
hospital where
they had to
remove the
cell phone.
I'm not
sure if it
went down
halfway down
her throat
or anything
or if they
could just
finger sweep
it out or
get some
forceps or
something.
It was
stuck there.
I wonder
how the
boyfriend
called
911.
What did
you say?
I'm calling
from my
throat.
We're
sorry.
The throat
you have
reached is
not in
service or
temporarily
disconnected.
If my
throat is
disconnected,
I'm really
in trouble.
The throat
you have
reached is
not in
service at
this time.
This is a
recording.
So,
Magnum IP,
do you have
some free
floating
hostility for
us?
Yeah,
definitely.
About a
week or two
ago, I
bought a
Linksys
WRT 54G
version 5
router.
And any
time I run
any kind of
BitTorrent
client, it
totally kills
router.
It blocks
up the
router.
I have to
reboot it
every five
minutes.
The only
thing I
can think
of, since
it runs,
I think it's
VXWorks
firmware now,
there's not
enough memory
in the
buffer and
it just
crashes the
whole entire
router.
Any time
there's more
than, I'm
guessing,
over 200
connections,
because it
doesn't drop
the connections
when people
are trying to
connect to me
to do the
whole upload
and download
when I'm
doing the
whole sharing
on BitTorrent.
It just
kills the
router.
That sucks.
And nobody,
well at least
my store
doesn't sell
the version
4 of the
router,
they only
sell the
version 5.
But I am
happy because
they're coming
out with,
I guess they
already have
it available,
the Linux
version,
which basically
is just a
rebadged
version for
the WRT
54G.
I'm going to
end up picking
that up when
we actually
start selling
it.
Linksys is
coming out
with an
official Linux
version?
Yep,
the version
that runs
Linux instead
of the new
whatever the hell
firmware.
Oh my
God,
that's
awesome.
Oh yeah.
Oh no,
wait,
so is it
running like
a,
I'm not
sure what
exactly
you'll
mean by
it runs
Linux.
I mean
the
older versions
used to
run Linux,
right?
Yeah,
this is the
older version
of the
router.
Oh,
so they're
coming out
with a
version 5,
but they're
not going
to run
VxWorks,
whatever it
is.
Yeah,
because a lot
of people
love the
older versions
where you
can actually
just install
their
firmware,
and they're
like,
you know what,
it's
released
because a
lot of
people wanted
it,
let's just
go ahead
and release
it under
a different
name.
Trixie
Hobbitses.
Actually,
VxWorks is
pretty cool
because aren't
they the
people who
designed the
firmware for
the Martian
rovers?
That I'm
not sure.
It sounds
familiar,
and everyone
was saying,
wow,
okay,
these people
actually developed
the firmware
for things
that were
designed to
fly 8
million miles
away.
Of course,
then they
got sort of
got a
black eye
when everything
crashed on
both of
them.
They had to
debug it
remotely,
but we
won't get
into that.
Yeah,
I bought
my 54G
version 2
on Craigslist
for $30.
Oh,
not bad.
Yeah.
I got to
delink something
or other.
Yeah,
I had a
delink and
it freaked
out on
me.
Oh,
yeah,
delink
seems to
be...
Actually,
my delink
lies because
what happens
is I tell
it,
you know,
forward this
port with
UDP and
TCP and
it says,
okay,
I'm forwarding
this port,
but it
actually doesn't
do it and
that really
pisses me
off.
And I've
tried it and
it doesn't
work and
I'm like,
what the
frizzle?
And I'm
pretty sure
there's
something wrong
with the
router because
I've really
poured over
it.
I can't
tell it's
something stupid
setting that
I'm missing.
Oh God,
who's calling
me now?
Unknown
number?
Oh God,
just got
owned by
the guy
who hates
us.
Yeah,
I'm going
to send
that to
voicemail
and I'll
deal with
it later.
Oh my
God,
it's like
somebody's
calling you
up from
Craigslist.
Yeah,
you know
that 54G?
I want it
back.
I didn't
know you
were an
evil hacker.
I'm going
to try to
flash that and
put like the
Cervisoff
Spermware
on there.
Yeah,
right.
What was
SveaSoft?
I don't
know.
I don't
know.
S-V-E-A.
Whatever.
We all
know what
it is.
Whatever.
I know
how to
spell it,
therefore I
know their
domain name,
therefore I'm
happy.
Yes.
At least you
know how to
spell it.
At least you
know spelling.
Unlike
earlier.
See,
you know
what,
I'm only
just
called.
I'm
sorry.
All right,
guys.
Oh,
go ahead.
Oh,
okay.
The other
thing I
called a
bitch about
was the
whole,
how my
whole entire
neighborhood,
my town,
can get
Verizon Fios,
but my
street cannot.
The three
houses on my
street cannot
get Fios
because Verizon
doesn't want to
dig up the
road to
actually run
the Fios
cables.
Because
everybody else
in my town
has older
houses with
the telephone
lines up
top.
Oh,
my God.
Sorry.
So,
okay,
for those
of you
who don't
know,
Verizon
Fios is
Verizon's
fiber-to-premises
offering.
So,
basically,
you're saying
your entire
town has
copper cables
strung up on
telephone poles,
but your
roadhouse,
your road,
street,
whatever,
has underground
cabling to it,
and Verizon
didn't want to
run fiber
cables and
dig up the
street?
No,
they just
finished the
whole entire
cable,
and they're
like,
hey,
we're done,
and then I
called them up
about a month
ago,
and they
were like,
hey,
yeah,
we're coming
out to
install it.
The guy
came out.
They didn't
run cables,
did they?
No,
I thought
you guys
were coming
out here
to do.
No,
we've got
to dig up
this whole
street,
run all
the lines,
and you've
got to have
this,
there's
supposed to
be a box
set up
over here
to run
all the
cables
for the
street.
I'm like,
okay,
well,
why you
guys didn't
do that
before?
That,
I don't
know.
I'm going
to talk
to my
guys.
Just keep
calling us
back every
week to
see when
we're going
to come
out and
actually do
this for
you guys.
That's the
end of that
because it's
been a month
and still
they're saying,
we have no
date when
we're going
to actually
come out
and actually
do that.
Well,
that sucks.
Sorry,
I'm laughing
at you.
Yeah,
it does.
Well,
a town has
it to where
they're actually
going to sign
a deal with
Verizon where
Verizon's going
to be able
to,
once they had
the whole IPTV
thing going,
they're the
only people
that are
going to be
allowed to
put cable
in our
town.
Nobody else
can come
in but
them.
Wait a minute,
are we talking
about cable?
When you're
talking about
IPTV,
television over
IP,
are you talking
about when
they actually
deploy that?
Means Verizon
is going to
be your TV
cable provider?
Yeah,
they actually
sent out
notices to
all the houses
like this
little town
newsletter
saying,
yeah,
we're signing
a deal
with Verizon
doing a
whole IPTV
thing and
they're going
to be the
only people
in town to
be able to
provide cable
because they'll
be providing
your high-speed
internet access,
your phone lines,
your cable.
So basically,
they're going to
own everything
in the town.
Oh my God.
I mean,
there's one side
of me that's
saying,
geez,
this is a
very bad
idea.
This sounds
incredibly stupid.
But the other
side of me,
oh my God,
I want Verizon
for my cable.
I want to
have the
telephone company
run my cable.
That would
be nice.
Live,
closed-circuit TV
from your
central office.
Yes.
All switchmen
all the time.
You're watching
the Switch
channel.
Everything is
going to go
down.
If one thing
goes down,
everything goes
down.
I can see
that happening.
Yeah,
I can understand
that.
Well,
I mean,
it's more
of,
I like IP,
I like the
whole thing,
but just like
there's just so
many more
things that can
go wrong when
you're starting
talking about
fiber and
customer premise
equipment.
I mean,
my phone
service hardly
goes out.
My cable
service seems
to go out
at least once
or twice a
year.
Not that
that's a
horrible
downtime,
but still,
when you
compare it
down to
it,
I don't
know.
The whole
thing is
just a
very interesting.
We can't
even get
Comcast in
our town
because Comcast
is not allowed
to provide
cable for our
town.
We have
to go through
some company
called Atlantic
Broadband for
our cable.
Why isn't
Comcast
allowed to
provide cable
It depends
on who
got the
cable
franchise
for the
town.
If
Atlantic
Broadband
bought a
cable
franchise
from the
town,
then Comcast
is kind
of locked
out unless
they buy
up Atlantic
Broadband.
Yeah,
and I don't
think that's
going to happen.
I don't think
they care about
that little
tiny company.
I don't
like when
people just
sit there
and grab
stuff.
I hate
when I
can't choose
between two
or three
people for
my cable.
I don't
like Comcast.
They're just
kind of really
creeping me out
because you're
actually starting
to get into
the content
producing business
and that's
just creepy
in my opinion.
Yeah,
I agree with you
on that.
All right,
so we have
one more
caller,
do we?
Yeah,
we got,
I think we
can fit one
more caller
before we
have to
start wrapping
up.
All right.
Have a good
one,
guys.
Thanks,
Magnum.
Thank you.
See you later.
Shouts.
So,
yeah,
the whole,
I mean,
for those of you
who don't
have Comcast,
Comcast has
this little
channel called
TN8 and
they try to
produce content
and I don't
know,
I guess it's
very,
it's kind of
like public
access plus
plus except
it's the same
type of
programming but
it's actual
like professional
people and
actually they
have some
people that
I've recognized
from the
Boston market
years past in
there and
that really
kind of creeps
me out.
Like,
boy,
your career
is really
washed up,
hasn't it?
So,
yeah,
it's just more
of a question
of what
people should
do.
I mean,
I don't
mind Verizon
to provide
cable for me,
I guess,
because,
I mean,
I guess it's
okay as long
as they just
go along the
lines of
we're taking
the content
and giving it
to you.
We're not
producing the
content.
As soon as you
start producing
the content,
you're really
starting to
run into
this whole
monopolistic
type entity
where we
control exactly
what you
watch and
if we
just want
to produce
constantly
good material
that we
want you
to watch,
you have
no choice.
Wah!
Which I don't
think it's
actually going
to come down
to anytime
soon.
But,
still,
it's an
interesting
path and
it's just
something that,
you know,
I like people
who just stay
in just certain
roles and
keep there
in certain
roles.
Alright,
we've got...
Okay,
we actually do
have somebody...
We have our
nameless caller
on the line
who has come
rant about
network equipment.
Hello,
nameless caller.
Hello.
Hello?
Yes.
Hello.
That's just
an interesting
little rant
on some
links to
network
equipment here.
I decided
to add a
couple machines
to the
network.
And I ran
out of network
cable at that
particular time.
So,
everyone
links to
211B
Wi-Fi card
BCI
and connected
to the
current network.
And the
connection would
drop.
Like,
you know,
every so often
I'd go and
my aim sessions
would be dead
or some
IRC things
would drop.
And so,
yeah,
I figured
the access
point was
a little far.
I mean,
at least a
couple hundred
feet,
so not quite
out of range,
but,
you know,
I thought
it was going
to be close.
Just moved
a little closer.
I think I had
it,
you know,
75 feet away
maybe.
Still,
same problem.
Changed channels,
you know,
same problem.
Finally,
it boiled down
to having
the access
point right
next to the
Wi-Fi card
and it would
still drop.
It would
still get
a four
signal.
And I
know it's
not the access
point because
I had another,
I think it was
like a
PCMCIA card
sitting also
right next
to the
access point
and that
was fine,
but this
card just
wouldn't
work.
So,
did we
actually find
a solution
to this
problem?
Yeah,
get more
network cable.
I'll get
more network
cable.
Very good
solution.
I actually
had an
Orenico.
Yeah,
I had an
Orenico card
one time
that just
like lost
its mind.
It's gone
nuts.
It doesn't
work anymore.
I've got it
sitting around
somewhere,
but I'll
take it.
Did you
try to
reflash the
firmware on
it?
On the
card?
Yeah.
I didn't
think that
was possible.
It's one of
the original
ones.
Oh,
yeah.
No,
no,
you can
reflash
those.
Oh,
I'll have
to give
that a
shot then.
Yeah,
definitely.
I believe
it's actually
pronounced
Orenoco,
but anyway.
Orenico,
Orenoco,
yeah,
close enough,
whatever.
Carl,
are you on
like a
Western
electric
good man?
Try this.
I guess we
should do
this at least
once live
on the air
because it's
part of what
we do when
we're not
on the air.
Take the
telephone set,
grab the
handset by
the receiver,
that's the
part that's
by your
ear,
and bang
the transmitter
onto your
desk once
really hard.
Okay.
There you
go.
Boot to the
head.
Now you
sound much
better.
Not really.
It doesn't
really sound
too much
improvement.
For those
of you who
don't know,
that actually
for lack
of a better
term,
resets
carbon
mics.
It shuffles
all the
carbon bits
around and
actually allows
for greater
conductivity
between them.
What happens
is as you
use the
carbon mic,
the granules
kind of
start to
stick together.
It's kind
of like
when you
get lumps
in the
sugar.
You bang
the transmitter
against a
hard surface
and it
loosens up
the carbon
granules and
gives you
clearer sound.
Yeah,
this is
for all
intents and
purposes,
Western
Electric,
but it's
rebranded,
I think,
ITT or
something.
Oh,
ITT made
separate
phones.
They're not
rebranded
Western
Electric
phones.
They're
manufactured
under
license from
Western.
It looks
exactly like
a Western
Electric.
It follows
the Western
Electric design,
but it wasn't
actually manufactured
by Western
Electric.
Yeah.
But I do
have an
ITT phone,
and it's
basically identical.
You crack
it open,
it looks
completely the
same,
except
everything
doesn't have
Western
Electric
markings on
it.
It has
ITT.
But yeah,
another
link to
this network
equipment that
I've found
not to be
very good is
the path to
AT8.
They won't
ring a
Western
Electric
phone.
Oh,
no,
no.
Actually,
I've got a
solution to
this.
I've discovered
that it's the
same thing
with the
Sephora's.
For some
bizarre reason,
it defaults to
25 hertz
ringing,
and the
North American
standard is
20 hertz.
So in the
advanced panel,
there's a
setting where
you change
the ring
frequency.
Change it
from 25 to
20,
and your
Western
Electric
phones will
ring all
day long.
Okay,
I'll have to
try that,
because that
was getting
kind of
annoying.
Well,
what actually
happens?
Does it
only just
do,
does it
not ring at
all,
or does it
just ring
once?
Like,
you hear one
of the bells
go ding,
and you
hear a
clack.
No,
it just
does not
ring.
Oh,
it just
doesn't
ring.
It's
there,
because I
plugged in
a test
set into
it,
and the
ring voltage
is there.
Yeah,
it won't
ring the
phone.
Yeah,
well,
actually,
I have an
ATA.
It's a,
I don't
know,
it's a
D-Link
unit,
and I
couldn't
get my
2500
center ring,
and eventually
I had to
talk to
somebody,
and what
he told
me to
do is
there's
a little,
I had to
crack the
phone open
and adjust
the tension
on the
clapper,
which actually
goes between
the bell.
Yeah,
the bias spring,
that's what
it's called,
and that's
what I had
to do for
it,
and that
was,
because
basically
when I
would call
the phone
it would
go,
dink,
click,
and that
was it,
and it
would do
nothing
else.
So,
yes.
Again,
I've got a
PAP2 right
here,
and no,
you definitely
have to
change the
ringer from
25 to
20 hertz,
but once you
change it to
20 hertz,
it'll work
wonderfully.
I don't
have a
PAP2,
I'm lame.
You didn't
get your
free PAP2
at Staples?
No,
I completely
missed that
thread on
the forums.
Yeah,
I got one,
and I bought
one,
and I said,
oh,
well,
if it really
does work,
then I'll
go and buy
the rest,
and that
afternoon,
I went
back,
and they
were all
gone.
Of course,
they're giving
them away for
free,
why would
they still
be there?
But I
waited like
two weeks
to get
the free
one,
so there
were still
that didn't
last too
long.
No.
They lost
a bit of
money off
of that
one.
Yeah,
and now
they've
learned from
their mistake,
which really
drives me nuts.
What was
the deal
that you
got a
free thing,
and you
filled out
the rebate,
but you
didn't have
to join
Vonage?
Yeah,
there was
a rebate
on the
unit,
and there
was an
additional
rebate for
joining
Vonage.
So you
could actually
make money
if you
joined
Vonage.
Yeah,
you have
to sign a
contract,
I think.
It sounded
like a
one-year
contract
with Vonage
or something,
so it
really
wasn't
making
money.
But the
unit was
free,
I had to
pay like
five bucks
tax for
my little
PEP2,
which is
sitting totally
disconnected.
I'll buy it
off you.
You don't
let them
connect to
the internet
after a
factory reset
again.
That'll
really screw
everything up,
but they
work pretty
good for the
most part.
Because I
guess the
firmware,
the web
interface is
disabled by
default.
So if you
let it
reconnect,
then you're
completely
screwed and
there's a
password for
everything and
it's not the
passwords that
are all over
Google anymore
either.
Seriously,
I mean,
why do they
really need to
make unbranded
PAP2s?
Well,
they do.
They make
the PAP2 NA.
I think you can
buy those from
VoIPsupply.com.
I've always
seen them
some places,
but other
places they've
been sold
out and it
just comes and
goes and I'm
not sure if
they're ever
manufacturing them
again.
Well,
I don't think
they've stopped
manufacturing the
PAP2.
Let's figure it
out.
PAP2 is still
with the NA.
I think they
stopped
manufacturing.
Did they?
Let's see.
I wouldn't be
surprised if it
would make sense.
I actually
don't think we
will go make
this a homework
assignment because I
do believe we
need to start
wrapping up.
That's good.
Well,
hang on.
I'm just checking
VoIPsupply now
and has to do
this before he
has to go because
he's just that
kind of OCD.
So,
yes,
PAP2,
for those,
it's a wonderful
little unit.
I don't have
one,
but apparently
there was a
way of actually
it was bundled
with Wondage,
but there was a
way of resetting
it over to a
unbranded SIP
type unit,
which means you
could actually
use it to an
asterisk or any
other type of
server that
uses SIP.
You could hook
up the broad
voice,
you could hook
it up to a
new phone for
that matter.
Yeah,
weird,
they don't have
the PAP2 NA
on,
at least I
can't see it
on VoIP
Supply anymore.
You're in the
VoIP zone.
All right,
well,
thank you,
nameless
person.
Here it is,
here it is,
PAP2 NA,
two-port VoIP
gateway,
5995.
Oh,
good shit.
Yes.
So,
just nameless
person,
I'm curious,
is there a
reason you
don't go by
a handle?
I just haven't
thought of one
yet.
Oh,
just haven't
thought of one
yet?
Okay,
good enough
excuse.
Cool,
well,
thanks for
calling,
man.
Well,
thanks for
calling,
and thanks for
your,
because in all
Linksys
equipment sucks.
We'll just
put that out
there for you.
Most of it
does.
90%.
Yeah.
Actually,
oddly enough,
I'm actually
having trouble
with my Linksys
Ethernet card.
It seems to
be,
and this is
actually wired,
and it seems
to suffer the
same exact
problems.
It just,
Windows XP
just says,
disconnect it,
reconnect it.
I'm like,
what the hell?
It doesn't
actually disconnect
any of my
sessions,
otherwise it
would get
very annoying,
but certain
Samba things
are yelling
at it.
So,
well,
thank you for
calling in,
and we'll
talk to you
later,
possibly,
maybe.
Okay,
thanks much.
Bye-bye.
It looks
like they
also have
the
VoIP
broadband
router
in the
NA model
and the
wireless
router
in the
NA model.
I need to
head over
there and
see if I
can't find
something good
to spend
my Christmas
cash on.
My dream
is to set
up a
four-port
conference
bridge.
It's old
school.
It's all
like,
you know,
terminated
wires and
capacitors and
whatnot,
all hooked
up to the
SIP ATA.
Go figure.
Okay,
announcements.
We'll just
send the
Houston 2600
from Booter
at some
place.
It's
H-O-U-2600.com
or .org?
I think it
was .org.
.org.
That would
make more
sense.
So we'll
assume that
it's .org.
Try them
both.
Yes.
Google
Houston 2600.
I assume
it'll point
you to the
correct
site.
Shouts
for everyone
that called
in tonight,
and shouts
for Snuffle
Logis for
saving the
show.
Yes.
This is why
we always
try to have
a guest,
because we
at least
have a
third person
to enjoy
the sinking
ship with.
We can
usually fudge
it with
three people.
With two
people,
you're just
kind of
hanging out
there going,
yeah.
Okay.
Do you
have any
shouts?
Shouts
to everybody.
Shouts
to everybody.
Yeah,
shouts
to everybody
too.
Shouts
to Dr.
Zygman
for screening
calls and
giving us
the heads
up and the
infos on
all the
callers.
Oh,
yeah.
And putting
up with
the person
who hung
up on
them five
times.
Site of
the week.
It's a
Linux
distribution.
It's called
Vector
Analytics.
It's at
Vector
Lennox.com
And it's
a very
stripped down
and lean
and mean
version of
Slackware.
And I
put it on
a AMD
K2
350 and
it's quite
zippy.
It's
eerily zippy
almost.
So go check
that out.
It's interesting.
And it's like
for their
standard edition,
it's like a
350 meg
ISO.
So it's
a quick
download.
Email.
Holidays.
Yeah.
Radio at
finrev.com
Yeah.
Holidays are
over.
Time to start
emailing again,
people.
Yes.
And check your
spelling,
please.
Well,
you don't misspellings
or misspellings,
but just whatever.
Just look at it and make
sure it doesn't sound
completely insane.
Yeah.
And if it does sound
increasingly insane,
hey,
whatever,
you know,
it's a radio show.
Email tonight,
oh,
sorry.
Yeah,
okay.
We're closing
music tonight.
It's from
ocremix.com.
It's called
Bionic Commando
and it's the
Bionic Commando
BPM Remix.
Actually,
they don't say
who it's by,
so we'll just
leave it at that.
Yeah,
the generic
remix.
Generic
remix.
So I'm
really liking
OC Remix.
I'm digging
that site.
I'm loading up
all kinds of
crazy stuff
on my iPod now.
Any other
announcement you
can think of?
LA 2600
is this Friday.
This Friday?
Next Friday.
Yeah,
next Friday.
Well,
no,
wait,
hang on.
No,
it's next Friday.
Next Friday,
that's right,
that's right.
The 7th.
Yeah.
Actually,
Booter said the 6th,
didn't he?
Oh,
I'm just going to
pull up a calendar now.
No,
no,
next Friday
is the 7th,
so I'm curious
if Houston
2200 meets
on an odd
day.
Maybe he just
got the day
wrong.
No,
maybe.
You never
know.
2006?
Oh,
no,
I'm looking
at 2005
because I'm
a noob.
Yeah.
January 6th,
2005,
Thursday.
January 6th,
2005,
Friday,
this isn't
Thursday.
We're going
mad at the
end of the
world.
End of the
world is
last episode
of 2005,
isn't it?
Yeah,
it is certainly
the last episode
of 2005.
We'll see you
next year.
Same hack
time.
Same hack
channel.
We'll be right back.