Just want to highlight that RC models such as multirotors do not use lithium ion batteries. They use lithium polymer batteries (LiPo / Li-Po). The two have different chemistries and that makes LiPos suitable for "drones" instead of Li-On.

You gave a detailed explanation of "ni" and "ma" but the most important word "cao" was briefly explained. Whoever's interested, check out the etymology of "cao". :)

No, "flesh" is NOT a racist typo! That is the direct translation of the actual Chinese phrase "ren rou sou suo".

ren rou: human flesh
sou suo: search

The idea is simply to leverage on the wide viewership of Internet communities (i.e.g forums and BBSes) to search or identify the actual "human flesh" responsible for the atrocities depicted in viral videos.

No, that is NOT a racist typo! That is the direct translation of the actual Chinese phrase "ren rou sou suo".

ren rou: human flesh
sou suo: search

The Virus is currently exploiting an unknown vulnerability to spread.

Are all the security geeks busy at Blackhat such that nobody realized this mistake?

I was upgraded to TP-Link WR1043ND because I needed a wireless router that supports Gigabit Ethernet and has a USB port. The USB port lets me to extend the available storage space allowing the router to serves as a simple web server as well as a NAS.

While pro-grade multicopters like those to be deployed by Amazon operate at 2.4GHz, they do not use WiFi as their radio system! Typically, these multicopters are fitted radio systems such as Futaba, JR, Spektrum or 9X, and therefore Skyjack will not be able to take them down.

Given their scale of operation, I'm sure they are more than capable of evading AV detections. It's easier to research and develop ways to go under the radar than asking for help from AV companies.

They could launch their attacks from China, through Europe / Japan / Korea / South America / Africa / etc... and then to the US. Would blocking China IP addresses be useful?

If the Lego quad interests you, you might want to check out V929, V939, V949, or V959. These toy grade quadcopters are dirt cheap. You can get one online for less than 50 bucks and they fly really well.

Funny thing. If you are on the phone with someone and say "VPN", the call sometimes drops immediate. Works better in Chinese than English.

Is this really true? Did you actually experience it? It sounds incredible.

Get those that cheap "shanzai" tablets from China. They come with pretty good hardware and quite a few already have ICS firmware released. Best of all, you need not worry about not being able to root the tablet.

Not only that the price is expensive after factoring in the shipping charges, this tablet is MIPS-based, so it will have a very limited Android Market. Take note!

The tablet to get is actually Ainol Novo 7 Advanced, not the Novo 7 Basic stated in the article. The 7A has a much better hardware. It is widely believed that the Novo7A will get ICS real soon as there are videos of it running ICS circulating in the chinese forums.

I have this cool router and I must say, it's really the best deal out there! I paid peanuts for this router. What I truly love about it is that it has a USB port. After installing OpenWRT and the required packages, I turned this router into a mini home server. The USB port allowed me to connect a flash storage device which acts as data storage as well as swap for the router.

By the way, avoid trying DD-WRT on this router. It is unpolished.

Herotab C8 aka Dropad A8 aka Haipad M7; or Ainol Novo 7 Advanced. Not only are they rooted, these are very good tablets and priced really competitively.