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Comment: Steal an encrypted radio (Score 1) 487

by MooseTick (#38968569) Attached to: Pasadena Police Encrypt, Deny Access To Police Radio

I'm sure the radios they use don't likely have keys that change. I bet it would be good for years before it would stop working.

If I were really into organized crime this would be great. Police would think their communications are fairly safe from outside ears. I'd steal a police radio and listen in and they would have no idea I was able to listen to their communications.

True, this wouldn't help the guy listening for speeding traps or whatever, but this would be a boon for someone who is into a big heist (which is the exact scenerio they are worried about).

Comment: Re:Old IS gold (Score 4, Insightful) 494

by MooseTick (#38927943) Attached to: President By Day, High-Tech Headhunter By Night

All that sounds good if the older employee has actually been working and continued learning for 20-30 years. I've worked with those guys. I've also worked with a lot of 50-60 year olds who are lazy, graduated college in the 60/70s, haven't bother learning anything new in 20 years, and are coasting for the next 10 years to retirement. They feel like their time in entitles them to big bucks while they are not even as productive as a 20 something. I've worked with more of the latter than the earlier.

Comment: Re:in some office buildings the building maintenan (Score 1) 106

by MooseTick (#37097604) Attached to: WPA/WPA2 Cracking With CPUs, GPUs, and the Cloud

air conditioners, bathrooms, water pipes a floor above can start to leak. Sometimes those need to be dealt with quickly to contain.

As far as fire, haven't you ever seen the dukes of hazard? They could shoot bows and arrows with dynamite on the ends and blow things up and catch them on fire.

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