http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Software Wed, 22 May 2013 22:54:13 -0400 Liveleak http://edge.liveleak.com/80281E/u/u/ll2/logo.gif http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Software Wed, 22 May 2013 19:56:55 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ba8_1369266567 falsephrophet A conman sold discounted counterfeit copies of Adobe software and made $42,000 a month before postal inspectors caught him. They seized $144,000 in cash, counterfeit boxes of software, and a CD duplicator. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ba8_1369266567 falsephrophet Guy sells counterfeit Adobe, makes $42,000 a month Guy sells counterfeit Adobe, makes $42,000 a month Wed, 22 May 2013 12:46:00 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f48_1369240307 GunZenBomZ This nearly covers 360miles over the course of 7-8hours. 6,589 images. 1 image every 3 seconds (depending on batteries &amp; me noticing) I used Timelapsetool.com software v0.1.14 Original files were 2445x1442 &amp; were compressed down 640x480. I arrive at zipworld around 9:20, just before that is my previous Y/S footage &amp; location. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f48_1369240307 GunZenBomZ Timelapse footage *Coventry&gt;Wales * (No sound) Time-lapse, coventry&gt;wales Tue, 21 May 2013 00:18:26 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d51_1369108480 spliffer Another demonstration of something called a Visual Poi V2 from Lighttoys. This new product is so AwEsOmE the waiting list for purchase ($2,000.00) is over a month!! Pyroterra LightToys - Visual Poi / Visual Staff V2 Capability of projecting any logo or image. --48 pixels and all sides projection. --New dimension of possibilities. --Modular Visual staff system option. Visual graphic pixel poi device - Poi/Staff version 2Unique light gear, Lighttoys - Visual Poi V2. Technology that allows you to upload any logo, text or image from your PC and show it while spinning! Be exceptional and own the most advanced technology in the field of light equipment. Visual Poi V2 from Lighttoys is a ground-breaking product of its type, opening new possibilities in your show - opportunity to project company logos, advertising and aim for demanding clientele. Visual Poi V2 is an investment, which pays off. Visual Poi V2 main construction criteria is to offer you the best visualization of your uploaded logos and pictures. New version has major improvements in brightness and readability. It can be clearly seen from any direction and brightness has no light fluctuation during spinning and rotations. Visual Poi has no competition because of custom made special LED diodes that has super brightness and can be seen from all directions thanks to 180 degree view angle. The main criteria for choosing a product based on pixel staff and poi technology is number of displayed Pixels(number of LED diodes in a column) and all sides solid brightness which determines the projection quality and the readability of images during spinning. Unlike competing products, our Visual Poi is capable of displaying 48 pixels and thanks to revolutionary custom made RGB LEDs that has 180 degree viewing angle and shine more than any SMD LED, we can made two sides construction that has same light output from any viewing angle. So there is no risk of brightness fluctuation during spinning and the resulting effect is stable and bright. Our single Visual Poi utilizes in total 96 super bright RGB LEDs, which allows performances in bright light (daylight, fully lit stage, etc.). Even price is lowered because we managed to lower our expenses! Compare of resolution One of many advantages is the Visual Staff/Poi modular system - you can easily change your pois into staff in less than a minute. The staff core is made from a high quality polycarbonate that makes it practically indestructible. Choose from the variants on the left side if you want staff modular system. Foto Visual Staff module: Visual Poi is a precise product improved over the years of development, testing and usage in Pyroterra group. The construction is sturdy, light and easy to use. The control software enables easy upload of logos and images through USB port, namely up to 50 images depending on their size. You can set the order and timing of the sequences at will. Export your programs and shows and import it later. Each Visual Poi displays its battery life after powering on, so you needn't worry about unexpected discharge during your show time. New versions of control software are free, so you can upgrade your current software as you wish. Visual Poi is charged through USB connector. Visual Poi from Lighttoys - that's the highest brightness and clean readability! Naturally, battery charger, carrying case, software and two year warranty against defects under normal usage is included. Visual staff modular system is choose-able option. Our Visual pois are extremely light and have long projection space. So you can spin for a long time and comfortable! Technical specification (single Visual Poi): Weight: 160 grams Length: 49 cm Number of RGB LEDs / pixels: 96 / 48 Number of colors: Up to 16,7 milions Number of pictures: Up to 50 Battery life: 40 minutes for solid patterns in bright colors / up to 1,5 hours for standard texts and logos Accessories: battery charger, carrying case, control software, (you can choose to take modular staff system) Upgrades made in Version 2: - Better readability without brightness drops during spinning. - 4x bigger memory. - Lower weight. - Higher resolution and brightness. - Charging through USB. - Possibility to make sequences to music. - Better, lowered price. Download-able content: Latest software - V 2.2 Pyroterra Lighttoys Patterns - fell free to use them with our Visual Pois! If you already have old version of Visual Poi and you want to upgrade, contact us for more information. More info on our eshop: lighttoys.pyroterra.cz Source: http://lighttoys.pyroterra.cz/pyroterra-lighttoys-visual-poi-visual-staff-v2/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hV1UJdR2uU&amp;feature=player_embedded Thanks to LL'er {Mr Ebk} for the original upload: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=53a_1369066842 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d51_1369108480 spliffer Putting on a light show pt.2 (Visual Poi V2 teaser - Lighttoys Pyroterra) Visual Poi V2, teaser, Lighttoys Pyroterra, lighttoy, light poi, visual poi, visual staff, visual staff v2, awesome, dance, rave, light show Mon, 20 May 2013 11:38:16 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ed0_1369062435 HerbOverstanding Some more examples of my photography. Editing software: iPhoto. &quot;Stay gold, Ponyboy... stay gold.&quot; &quot;Squirrel?!&quot; I didn't notice the foot until after upload. Let me know what you think! Trolls welcome. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ed0_1369062435 HerbOverstanding De(volutionary)generate Photography Degenerate, devolutionary, photography, HerbOverstanding Mon, 20 May 2013 09:18:44 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=87c_1369055845 cathy winslow Iran unveils a new air defense system. On Monday Iran's Defense Ministry alongside the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Aerospace Force (IRGC AF) unveiled a domestically built mobile air defense system called "Herze 9". Iran's Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi commented on this new achievement. "Herze 9" can identify and target enemy helicopters, rockets and fighter jets at low ranges and low altitudes of about 8-12 kilometers. This mobile air defense system uses the most technologically advanced computer hardware and software and the latest navigation system available today. Brig. Gen. Vahidi said Iran has produced this defense system, despite the recent wave of unilateral sanctions of the west against Iran. Iran's Defense Ministry and the IRGC AF future project is to build a domestic high range and high altitude air defense system, which experts believe to be one of the most difficult tasks in military defense. http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2013/05/20/304447/iran-unveils-new-mobile-air-defense-system/ http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=87c_1369055845 cathy winslow Iran unveils new mobile air defense system called &quot;Herze 9&quot; Iran,Mobile air defense,tehran,Herze 9 Mon, 20 May 2013 03:26:35 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1b3_1369034499 kellybales Seven top cyber safety measures for business One in five Australian businesses suffered an electronic breach or cyber attack in 2012. Most report an average of two attacks a year. Companies put their own ability to effectively secure their organisation at 4.5 out of 10. Australia is now 21st in the most attacked nations list, up from 24th. Statistics on the lack of business cyber security and increase in cyber attacks abound. It's no wonder experts continue to warn that poor security practices can compromise company finances and put commercial and customer information in the wrong hands. According to Australia's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) 2012 Cyber Crime and Security Survey Report in February, 20 per cent of Australian businesses were the subject of hacking or other cyber-attacks last year. The most serious involved the use of malicious software including ransomware and scareware, which extort payments for the return of data; trojan or rootkit malware, which lodge in the company's systems to steal information; theft or breach of confidential information; and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. Advertisement In Operation Lino, Australia's biggest investigation into compromised credit cards, it was found that a Romanian criminal syndicate gained access to 500,000 Australian credit cards, and about 30,000 credit cards were used for fraudulent transactions amounting to more than $30 million. "Businesses were compromised, where full control of their computers gave full access to point-of-sale terminals, which gave access to details of all credit cards," says Brad Marden, Australian Federal Police acting manager for cyber crime operations. According to the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report released Tuesday, AUstralia experienced an increase inthe level of cybercrime in 2012 and is now ranked 21st in the most targeted nations by cyber criminals. Peter Sparkes, Symantec's director for managed security services, said Australia's enthusiasm for technology was partly the reason. "As a nation of early adopters with a strong economy which uses technology to remain competitive, Australia is turning out to be an attractive target for cybercriminals," Sparkes said in a statement. A study of 485 Australian technology and security professionals by the Ponemon Institute for Juniper Networks released this week as part of a global survey, found respondents rated their own organisation's security effectiveness as 4.5 out of 10. They rated their organisation's ability to quickly detect and prevent cyber attacks also as poor at 4.4 and 4.6, respectively. The report said the issues that keep most IT and IT security practitioners up at night are "the theft of their organisation's intellectual property, including research and development, business strategies and industrial processes"; and the theft of "confidential information used to obtain authentication credentials to infiltrate networks and enterprise systems". But Marden says 85 per cent of cyber intrusions can be prevented, and recommends adopting some of the Australian government's Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) strategies. Security vendors also offer similar advice. Here are some of the basic tips: Tags: article code 85258083266HA, hass associates cyber warning tipsand reviews 12.75pt;vertical-align:baseline"> http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1b3_1369034499 kellybales Hass Associates Cyber Warning Tipsand Reviews - 2012 Cyber Crime article code 85258083266HA, hass associates cyber warning tipsand reviews Sun, 19 May 2013 20:36:25 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=542_1369009995 MacGuffin Checking in. Haven't uploaded in a while. I'm working on getting some better video editing software. With any luck I'll have some cool videos to share soon. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=542_1369009995 MacGuffin Fatty Fat Fatty Weigh In 05-19-13 Fatty Fat Fatty Challenge Thu, 16 May 2013 19:19:26 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c27_1368746092 dcmfox . . http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2...?currentPage=1 highlights from the article: ...At 2:35 A.M. on September 7, 1982, the phone rang in Issa's house. The Quantum and Steal Stopper office and factory was on fire. Issa got dressed and drove the seven miles from his house, in Oakwood Village, to his workplace, in Maple Heights. He arrived by 3 A.M., to find blue flames shooting from holes in the roof. Four fire engines, a helicopter, and forty-three firefighters from three departments responded to the alarm. When the firemen entered the building, they encountered black smoke so thick they couldn't see their hands in front of their faces. The fire took three hours to bring under control... (more on the fire later) ...A member of Issa's Army unit, Jay Bergey, told Williams that his most vivid recollection of the young Issa was that in December, 1971, Issa stole his car, a yellow Dodge Charger. "I confronted Issa," Bergey said in 1998. "I got in his face and threatened to kill him, and magically my car reappeared the next day, abandoned on the turnpike." On March 15, 1972, three months after Issa allegedly stole Jay Bergey's car and one month after he left the Army for the first time, Ohio police arrested Issa and his older brother, William, and charged them with stealing a red Maserati from a Cleveland showroom. According to court records, on December 28, 1979, William Issa arrived at Smythe European Motors, in San Jose, and offered to sell Darrell's car, a red 1976 Mercedes sedan. William was carrying an Ohio driver's license with his brother's name on it and the dealer gave William a check for sixteen thousand dollars, which he immediately cashed. Soon afterward, Darrell reported the car stolen from the Monterey airport. He later told the police that he had left the title in the trunk. The brothers had been together in Cleveland for Christmas, and, after Darrell gave a series of conflicting statements about his brother and whether he himself had recently obtained a second driver's license, the investigator in the case became suspicious that the two men had conspired to fraudulently sell Darrell's car and then collect the insurance money. The brothers were indicted for grand theft. Darrell argued that he had no knowledge of William's activities; William claimed that his brother had authorized him to sell the car, and he produced a document dated a few weeks before the robbery that gave him power of attorney over his brother's affairs. On February 15th, with the investigation ongoing, Darrell returned to the San Jose dealership and repurchased his car, for seventeen thousand dollars. In August, 1980, the prosecution dropped the case. Darrell insisted that he was a victim, not a criminal. William had produced evidence that he had the legal authority to sell the car, and the injured party was reimbursed... ....While the Maserati case was pending, Issa went to college. Just before 11 P.M. on Friday, December 1, 1972, two police officers on patrol in the small town of Adrian noticed Issa driving a yellow Volkswagen the wrong way down a one-way street. The police pulled him over, and, as Issa retrieved the car registration, an officer saw something peculiar in the glove compartment. He searched it, and, according to the police report, found a .25-calibre Colt automatic inside a box of ammunition, along with a "military pouch" that contained "44 rounds of ammo and a tear gas gun and two rounds of ammo for it." Issa was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon. The policeman asked why he was armed. "He stated in Ohio you could carry a gun as long as you had a justifiable reason," the report said. "His justifiable reason was for his car's protection and his." Issa pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of possession of an unregistered gun. He paid a small fine and was sentenced to six months' probation... He started his car-alarm empire by acquiring the Steal Stopper brand in what was essentially a hostile takeover. A man named Joey B. Adkins owned the company, and Issa loaned him sixty thousand dollars. When Adkins was late on a payment, Issa went to court and foreclosed on the loan. Two days later, Adkins told me, Issa called and said that he wanted Adkins to come visit him at his new office. He gave Adkins the address of Steal Stopper. "I just took your company," Adkins recalled him saying... Once in control, Issa allegedly used an unusual method to fire Jack Frantz, an employee. Frantz told the Los Angeles Times that Issa came into his office, placed a box on the table, and opened it to reveal a gun. Issa told the paper, "Shots were never fired. If I asked Jack to leave, then I think I had every right to ask Jack to leave. . . . I don't recall . I really don't. I don't think I ever pulled a gun on anyone in my life." Issa was soon suspected of doing something worse: burning down the factory. The initial notion that an electrical socket had caused the fire was challenged. The science of determining whether a fire was caused by arson can be flawed. But a fire-analysis report commissioned by the St. Paul insurance company, and dated October 19, 1982, a month after the incident, concluded that the fire was "incendiary." The report cited "suspicious burn patterns," such as "two separate major areas of origin," and it said, "No accidental source of heating power was located at either of these two major areas of origin." The manner in which stacks of cardboard boxes burned was inconsistent with an accidental fire. A flammable liquid appeared to have been poured over the boxes. The blue flames seen emanating from the roof were evidence, according to the investigators, of burning carbon monoxide that is produced when an accelerant like gasoline ignites. The black smoke was also a clue. "Such black smoke normally occurs in a fire only when a hydrocarbon is burning," the report said. When investigators tested burn damage from inside the factory, they found "the same identical mixture of flammable hydrocarbons" in four samples taken from diverse locations. St. Paul sought out background information on Issa and his companies. Investigators interviewed family members, bank officials, and former employees. They looked into Issa's court and credit records, mortgage documents, and other personal information. Joey Adkins, the former owner of Steal Stopper, provided the main evidence against Issa. On the afternoon of September 20, 1982, in a lengthy recorded interview with an insurance investigator, he described a series of suspicious actions by Issa before the fire. Adkins, who still worked for Steal Stopper, said that Issa removed the company's Apple II computer from the building, including "all hardware, all software, all the instruction books," and also "the discs for accounts payable, accounts receivable, customer list, everything." According to Adkins, Issa also transferred a copy of every design used by Steal Stopper from a filing cabinet to a fireproof box. He also said that Issa put in the box some important silk screens used in the production of circuit boards. Insurance officials noted that, less than three weeks before the fire, Issa had increased his insurance from a hundred thousand dollars to four hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars. "Quite frankly," Adkins told the investigator, "I feel the man set the fire."... ...The insurance company, meanwhile, had found something peculiar about Issa, unrelated to the arson: there was no indication of where his initial capital came from. After interviewing a family member, an investigator reported, "She was unable to advise us as to his financial banking to become an officer in Quantum Inc." A second report noted, "We were unable to find the source of his financing for the business ventures he is engaged in at the present time."... ...in 2003, Issa, who was now worth more than a hundred million dollars, funded the recall of the state's governor, Gray Davis. It was an ambitious project. Davis, who had been elected to a second term six months earlier, had not committed an impeachable offense; he simply had become unpopular. Issa planned to run for governor and replace Davis, but once again reporters started to look into his past. They took particular interest in the story of his brother stealing his car, and again questioned Issa's truthfulness... "Darrell's sensitive about fixating too much on his past," Bardella said. "Obviously, the stuff that happened . . ." His voice trailed off. "We can talk about it, as well we should. It is part of his past, but it does make him somewhat wary."... ...I wanted to know about the troubles in his past: the gun conviction, the three allegations of car theft, the arson allegation, the allegation that he dismissed an employee while brandishing a gun, and the mysteries about his finances. These are matters he avoids discussing at length with the press, and, as we got into the details, he joked that it might be less painful if I would "just twiddle the toes." Issa seemed tired of defending himself from these old stories... ...A few days after we met in Las Vegas, Issa called me. He was concerned about all my questions regarding his early life and didn't see why they were newsworthy. The conversation was awkward. I told him that there was one more question I wanted him to answer: Where did you get the money for your start in business? The issue had stumped the insurance investigators, and William had, somewhat mysteriously, told me that his brother "would lend people money and get money back that way when he was in the service. He would buy and sell cars sometimes. He would get cars at a very good price, keep them, and sell them." There was a pause on the phone. "That's sort of an amazing one to ask," Issa said. He took a deep breath, and then carefully and patiently explained that, before he started at Quantum, he sold a BMW motorcycle and two cars-his Mercedes and his wife's 1967 Volkswagen Bug. "We liquidated everything we could to raise money," he said. He added that he also borrowed fifty thousand dollars from family members to make the first loan to Adkins. Issa seemed frustrated and exhausted. "Everyone," he said, "has a past." -------------------------------------------------------------- this is the guy who called the obama administration the most corrupt in history? this is the guy who's in charge of the committee to investigate obama? ...this guy is nothing but a common criminal. i'm glad the new yorker is exposing him. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c27_1368746092 dcmfox Darrell Issa - Car thief, arsonist, scam artist - now in charge of investigating President Obama Darrell Issa, Car thief, arsonist, scam artist Thu, 16 May 2013 18:56:33 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b8f_1368744763 plokiju BOISE, Idaho -- U.S. authorities in Idaho said Thursday they have arrested an Uzbekistan national on federal terrorism charges. Federal prosecutors said Fazliddin Kurbanov, 30, was arrested in Boise on Thursday after a grand jury issued a three-count indictment as part of a terrorism investigation. The indictment charges Kurbanov with one count of conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and one count of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. The indictment also alleges he possessed an unregistered explosive device. A separate federal grand jury in Utah also returned an indictment charging Kurbanov with distributing information about explosives, bombs and weapons of mass destruction. He is scheduled to appear in federal court in Boise at 9 a.m. Friday. The Idaho indictment alleges that between August 2012 and May 2013, Kurbanov knowingly conspired with others to provide support and resources, including computer software and money, to the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, a designated terrorist organization. The alleged co-conspirators were not named. In count two, the indictment alleges Kurbanov provided material support to terrorists, knowing that the help was to be used in preparation for a plot involving the use of a weapon of mass destruction. The indictment also alleges that on Nov. 15, 2012, Kurbanov possessed an explosive device, consisting of a series of parts intended to be converted into a bomb. Those parts included a hollow hand grenade, a hobby fuse, aluminum powder, potassium nitrate and sulfur. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/16/fazliddin-kurbanov-terrorism-boise_n_3288670.html?utm_hp_ref=world&amp;ir=World http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b8f_1368744763 plokiju Uzbek Man Arrested In Terrorism Case In Boise, Idaho Uzbek, Man, Arrested, In, Terrorism, Case, In, Boise, Idaho, Fazliddin, Kurbanov Thu, 16 May 2013 18:46:30 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9c1_1368744002 The Black Orchestra Second installment of my amateur venture into digital home recording. This is a cover piece taken from Kelly Valleau under the same title and full of mistake, but again done in one take. I apologize for no video to go along with this, I'm working on it... Rome wasn't built in a day! ;) Specifics: Sonar X2 producer software, Shure SM57 mic, Lexicon Lambda audio interface, Mackie Onyx mixer, Taylor GS mini steel string acoustic, semi-soundproof room, and a great buzz :) You may need to turn this up, I'm getting audio quality loss when transferring the audio file. Apologies, and I hope some of you will enjoy! http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9c1_1368744002 The Black Orchestra Requiem - Fingerstyle acoustic guitar by yours truly fingerstyle guitar Mon, 29 Apr 2013 15:22:56 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=872_1367263122 treonverdery When scientists asked parents to converse with their young children more frequently the children learned 9 times as many words (Huttenlocher, J, Dev. Psych. 27(2) ) Although the abstract does not quantify the effect, Teachers verbal math conversation is published as noticeably increasing math ability among preschool children ."The amount of teachers' math-related talk was significantly related to the growth of preschoolers' conventional mathematical knowledge over the school year but was unrelated to their math knowledge at the start of the school year"Klibanoff, R.S., Levine S.C., Huttenlocher J, Vasilyeva M, Hedges LV Dev Psych 42(1) the actual socioemotional quality of physiological parents varies. A new educational toy that did lots of voluntary, 99th percentile or higher voluntary conversation would benefit parents as well as kids Psychologists describe childrens affection objects as lovees. Computerizing lovees so they can be a part of voluntary pleasant childrens conversations gives all kids the benefits that kind conversational parents reminded to be conversational give The graph image is from Enriching the Brain: How to Maximize Every Learner's Potential E. Jensen Read more at http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=10d_1367006401#2UMBFF7xRv8JIZjq.99 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=872_1367263122 treonverdery Children gain 9 times greater verbal ability with voluntary pleasant educational toys as well as <span class="highlight">software</span> Children, educational toys, IQ, conversation, parenting, lovees Fri, 26 Apr 2013 16:04:39 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=10d_1367006401 treonverdery When scientists asked parents to converse with their young children more frequently the children learned 9 times as many words (Huttenlocher, W. Dev. Psych. 27(2) ) the actual socioemotional quality of physiological parents varies. A new educational toy that did lots of voluntary, 99th percentile or higher voluntary conversation would benefit parents as well as kids Psychologists describe childrens affection objects as lovees. Computerizing lovees so they can be a part of voluntary pleasant childrens conversations gives all kids the benefits that kind conversational parents reminded to be conversational give The graph image is from Enriching the Brain: How to Maximize Every Learner's Potential E. Jensen http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=10d_1367006401 treonverdery Children gain 9 times greater verbal ability with voluntary pleasant educational toys as well as <span class="highlight">software</span> Children, educational toys, IQ, conversation, parenting, lovees