from failblog
i'm sure nobody would exploit that 1 hour of the day that the area isn't under surveillance. we'll all be good boys and girls during that hour, won't we?
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
no thanks, i think i'll walk
from soloenvenezuela
i don't know about you, but i certainly wouldn't be feeling safe and secure with this window seat. if you check out some of the other pictures you might not feel safe and secure on a plane at all.
i don't know about you, but i certainly wouldn't be feeling safe and secure with this window seat. if you check out some of the other pictures you might not feel safe and secure on a plane at all.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
go ahead, install another toolbar
from very demotivational
this is pretty much what a browser can wind up looking like if you aren't careful and allow everything that wants to install a toolbar to actually do so. they'll even helpfully pre-check the checkbox that allows the install to happen just so you can get to this point easier. be careful when you install things.
this is pretty much what a browser can wind up looking like if you aren't careful and allow everything that wants to install a toolbar to actually do so. they'll even helpfully pre-check the checkbox that allows the install to happen just so you can get to this point easier. be careful when you install things.
Monday, March 28, 2011
privacy design win
from failblog
the failblog contributor who uploaded this called it a fail, and i suppose the toilet paper might be questionable, but if urinals were really designed this way those silly bathroom etiquette rules about maintaining one empty urinal between yourself and others would be completely unnecessary. as such i call it a privacy win.
the failblog contributor who uploaded this called it a fail, and i suppose the toilet paper might be questionable, but if urinals were really designed this way those silly bathroom etiquette rules about maintaining one empty urinal between yourself and others would be completely unnecessary. as such i call it a privacy win.
Friday, March 25, 2011
what are you trying to hide
from techkings
privacy seems to mean different things to different people, but i can't imagine who would actually think that enhances privacy.
privacy seems to mean different things to different people, but i can't imagine who would actually think that enhances privacy.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
thoughtless security
from failblog
this is why it's important to actually think about your security plan before you try to execute it. just piling on security willy nilly without a thought for whether it makes sense or will work the way you intend is bound to have unintended consequences like this.
this is why it's important to actually think about your security plan before you try to execute it. just piling on security willy nilly without a thought for whether it makes sense or will work the way you intend is bound to have unintended consequences like this.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
mobile phone security
found on beijing stuff
there needs to be a word for absurd security... absecuridy? well it certainly captures the awkwardness of the concept.
there needs to be a word for absurd security... absecuridy? well it certainly captures the awkwardness of the concept.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
too much security
from pinkbike
it's true what they say, you can have too much of a good thing. this is so much of a good thing it looks more like an attack than a defense.
Monday, March 21, 2011
why would you want to leave?
from there i fixed it
this probably seems pretty similar to an earlier attempt at blocking a glass door but look closely - this door has a lock to keep people from the outside coming in. this redneck add-on makes it really difficult to exit. i'm sure that'll go over great in an emergency.
this probably seems pretty similar to an earlier attempt at blocking a glass door but look closely - this door has a lock to keep people from the outside coming in. this redneck add-on makes it really difficult to exit. i'm sure that'll go over great in an emergency.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
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