It only works on heat seeking missiles? It seems it would be a great beacon for a laser guided missile- the plane wouldn't even need to be painted with a laser then.

I spoke to four different humans. Each time they got to the part about picking a new plan, I said firmly that a previous AT&T associate had said I didn't have to.

Even if it is seed, it's still not going to look good when the games start in a week or so.

While I like the composition of the AP photo, I really hate how the red was highlighted so much that even the coffee cup the woman is holding is also glowing.

HA! My mortgage five years ago was delayed because my Seattle-based mortgage company was stuck in a storm.

Though surveillance doesn't have to be part of the digital age, when someone asks, "but can it be done?" The answer is, "Yes." It might be difficult, but if someone wants to do it (and there will always be someone who wants to do it) then it's nearly impossible to stop- technically. It will always be an arms race,…

Yeah, it's a genie that won't go back into the bottle. It's sort of like air travel now. Everyone will be worried about security. No, they might not be worried about too few patdowns, but gone is the day when people think of a hijacking as a mere inconvenience as it was in the seventies.

I supported the IR Blue project on Kickstarter for pretty much that reason. It's a 16x4 infrared imager with camera overlay.

*rimshot*