Category Archives: security

Unconstrained Morph

Posted on 21 July 2008 by Mike Reeves-McMillan

You are Bill Davidman, and you are exercised. This is quite usual. “You see, exing that clip, what I’m struck by is the dishonesty underneath the apparent frankness,” you say to Halwaz. “That last remark. ‘There’s nothing like an economic … Continue reading →

Posted in art, Bill Davidman, intellectual property, Jacob Merrilees, lawyer, open-source, Pat Finnan, piracy, security | 3 Comments

Cracking Gu

Posted on 17 July 2008 by Mike Reeves-McMillan

Footage: A carnival float. Cheerful people in anime coses are waving from it. Suddenly, their coses attack them and they fall thrashing and choking to the ground. Reset: Same float. This time, the coses suddenly stiffen, then lurch from the … Continue reading →

Posted in cracking, safety, security, Serena Koslowski, terrorism | 1 Comment

To Protect and to Serve

Posted on 1 July 2008 by Mike Reeves-McMillan

We’re back at the Gu launch again. By now everyone has been served canapés. The attendees have twisted round in their seats and are watching the two Gu figures put down their trays at the back of the room, which … Continue reading →

Posted in Brandy and Clint, Callie Arnold, crime, drop-wings, espionage, exoskeletons, Guplicates, limitations, May 7, military applications, pacifism, Sally van der Plotz, security, terrorism | 3 Comments