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Robotrek for the Super Nintendo. It was made in 1994 by Enix. This is the earliest example I have come across of anti-hacker propaganda directed at children.
First DevCamp to bring hacks & hackers together to build iPad apps. May 22 at KQED. Photos by @Deifell
Είδος Ταινίας: Κινούμενα σχέδια, Περιπέτεια φαντασίας
Επίσημη Πρεμιέρα: 24 Σεπτεμβρίου 2010
Ελληνική Πρεμιέρα: 14 Οκτωβρίου 2010
Σκηνοθέτης: ΖΑΚ ΣΝΑΙΝΤΕΡ
Σεναριογράφος: ΤΖΟΝ ΟΡΛΟΦ, ΕΜΙΛ ΣΤΕΡΝ
Ηθοποιοί: ΤΖΕΦΡΙ ΡΑΣ, ΕΛΕΝ ΜΙΡΕΝ, ΧΙΟΥΓΚΟ ΓΟΥΙΒΙΝΓΚ, ΡΙΤΣΑΡΝΤ ΡΟΞΜΠΕΡΓΚ,
ΜΙΡΙΑΜ ΜΑΡΓΚΟΛΙΣ, ΕΜΙΛΙ ΝΤΕ ΡΑΒΙΝ, ΝΤΕΙΒΙΝΤ ΓΟΥΕΝΧΑΜ, ΑΜΠΙ ΚΟΡΝΙΣ
ΞΕΧΩΡΙΣΤΟΙ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΙ ΤΠΟΤΙΤΛΟΙ
A small coastal observation post by the coast at Hackness, very near the Martello tower. It is constructed from reinforced concrete and has three small observation loopholes on the faces of the post facing north towards Flotta, west towards Longhope and east towards Scapa Flow. The post would likley have been constructed to watch over the defensive boom nearby.
It has been mentioned on comments in Canmore that the loopholes would be too small for observation and the structure may be a pillbox. I believe this to be incorrect. While some observation posts have large loopholes or apertures to observe from, they would be vulnerable to fire and shrapnel; and as the occupants would likely be civilian Coast Watchers (CW) they had no need for a position form which to fight from. The loopholes are neither large enough nor placed at the right position to fire a rifle from, never mind a larger weapon.
See the blog post for more info: Maker Faire Austin 2007
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Τίτλος: How to Do Everything iPod, iPhone & iTunes Fifth Edition
Τύπος Αρχείου: PDF
Μέγεθος: 15Mb
Κείμενο: English
Σελίδες: 430 pages
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com