intellectual property

“Blogging is not what is used to be” even a few years ago — Here is the rarest original, most succinct, and yet unlikeliest to be parrotted theory as to who, how and why

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Mar 2023 –Project 24 After 4 Years – My Experience (Student Reviews P24) Youtuber basically discovers and reveals that the previously “proven plan” of PROJECT 24 has been slowly crumbling.  YT’r says even the P24 team can’t make their own blogs super successful as they had been, and that the best new focus is making … Read more

Hacking Driverless Vehicles – DEFCON 21

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMViIM4I7TE   At DEFCON 21, an annual hacker conference focused on cybersecurity and hacking, there was a presentation titled “Hacking Driverless Vehicles.” DEFCON conferences often feature talks and workshops covering a wide range of topics related to technology, cybersecurity, privacy, and innovation. The “Hacking Driverless Vehicles” presentation likely explored the security vulnerabilities and potential risks … Read more

Hack Your Car for Boost and Power – DEFCON 15

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0I2tudyFYI     At DEFCON 15, an annual hacker conference focused on cybersecurity and hacking, there was a presentation titled “Hack Your Car for Boost and Power.” DEFCON conferences often feature talks and workshops covering a wide range of topics related to technology, cybersecurity, privacy, and innovation. The “Hack Your Car for Boost and Power” … Read more

DIY Electric Car – DEFCON 20

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At DEFCON 20, an annual hacker conference focused on cybersecurity and hacking, there was a presentation titled “DIY Electric Car.” DEFCON conferences often feature talks and workshops covering a wide range of topics related to technology, hacking, privacy, and innovation. The “DIY Electric Car” presentation likely focused on the process of building and modifying electric … Read more

WTF is in my car (analysis of technologies) – DEFCON 21

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“WTF is in my car” was a presentation given at the Defcon 21 conference in 2013, this time by security researchers Jesse Michael and Corey Thuen. In their presentation, Michael and Thuen discussed their analysis of the various technologies and electronic systems present in modern vehicles and the potential security implications associated with them. The … Read more

Adventures in Automotive Networks and Control Units – Defcon 21

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“Adventures in Automotive Networks and Control Units” was a presentation given at the Defcon 21 conference in 2013 by Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek, two prominent security researchers. In their presentation, Miller and Valasek discussed their research into the security vulnerabilities present in modern automotive systems, particularly in the context of onboard networks and electronic … Read more

Cheap Chinese Copies causing demise of FranTone and American-Made Quality Goods … and ultimately, promptly Innovation itself

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“This is another evidence of China-made “competition” (AKA cheap copies) being allowed/used instead as an unbridled weapon against US-manufacturing and also innovation.” Among George Washington’s first acts as President was erection of trade tariffs / barriers to protect fledgling American industry from economic attack. Economic attack of course erodes the higher goals of Innovation. “Perhaps … Read more

10 Famous lawsuits in music history

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“ queen took 50 percent , suge took 60 percent … I fuckin owe money when that shit gets played “ – uncle vanny https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_KJSSQ8vANk   Another https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9_kcDexa7jA   Future Spiderman theme song — https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rRil9oflcrA     CGPT Certainly! Here are 10 famous lawsuits in music history: 1. **George Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord” Plagiarism Lawsuit … Read more

A million views on youtube earns $1,250 — Rick Beato: I Confronted the People That BLOCKED My Video (Rant)

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Of Beato’s 750 youtube videos (original content): 250 are demonetized, the top/best 1/3rd of his videos. 465 copyright claims, 43 blocks (forced removals of his videos).   A million views of a youtube video earns $1,250