Stupid World

[Akzle]

it takes a laptop, 50$ of components & someone with paywave to get their CC details; then you just need a card writer & ta da you have access to all their moneys not just the 80$ paywave limit. Even John Key could do it... Great security there but don't worry it has "cryptography on the card" that makes it totally safe, about as safe as WEP security on WiFi

actually, lens is pretty secure.

The cards can be read by blackberrys and probably other cellphoneries with nfc though, so...

[Akzle]

Of course RFID pushes it's signal out, pretty fucking useless if it's only in receive mode.

no, it doesn't. Or rather, it doesn't have to.
And it's probably >80/20 passive/active chips.

Hint, 13.5 is an AM frequency.
Google "i'm fucking retarded, please help!" then "how does amplitude modulation work"

The question is still "how a fixed size, passively powered antenna circuit is going to push its signal roughly a hundred thousand times stronger than it can today, on roughly a thousandth of the power" were it simple RF shit they'd already be good for that sort of range. Then again, reality is not a strong point with stupid worlders...

and the answer is still the same. Dumbass.

i dont know if induction is to be considered "passively powered", so i'm going to assume it's just your nignorance.

The nfc standard /iso limits/ protocol / whatever the fuck limits the wattage (presumably) of "readers" which limits them to 20cm or so.
Howe'er, the actual frequency used is good for fucking miles.

Bit like bluetooth, the PROTOCOL/ standards limits it to 33feet, but it's in the same 2.4g spectrum as wifi, whos PROTOCOL/ standards limit it to 100.

Get it yet?

Make ya a deal, you can pick an rfid chip to have implanted in your face, let me know when, then i'll set up camp with my fucking sky dish beside the road, and you try speeding past.

And you really rhink that civilians get to use the forefront of developed technology?

[bogan]

no, it doesn't. Or rather, it doesn't have to.
And it's probably >80/20 passive/active chips.

Hint, 13.5 is an AM frequency.
Google "i'm fucking retarded, please help!" then "how does amplitude modulation work"



and the answer is still the same. Dumbass.

i dont know if induction is to be considered "passively powered", so i'm going to assume it's just your nignorance.

The nfc standard /iso limits/ protocol / whatever the fuck limits the wattage (presumably) of "readers" which limits them to 20cm or so.
Howe'er, the actual frequency used is good for fucking miles.

Bit like bluetooth, the PROTOCOL/ standards limits it to 33feet, but it's in the same 2.4g spectrum as wifi, whos PROTOCOL/ standards limit it to 100.

Get it yet?

Make ya a deal, you can pick an rfid chip to have implanted in your face, let me know when, then i'll set up camp with my fucking sky dish beside the road, and you try speeding past.

And you really rhink that civilians get to use the forefront of developed technology?

So, you understand that the transmission side needs to get bigger to get more range, why can't you understand that the other transmission side must get bigger too?

And yeh, if if your flawed theory was correct, it would have to be one huge fucking sky-dish.

In any case, I've got two on my finger right now, (and boards etc to develop secure technologies with them), three in my wallet, ranging across 3 different frequencies, let me know when you get off your lazy arse and set up some sort of sky dish and I'll pop around to see if you can read any of them. You'll need to send a pic first, I'm not going up there to see 2 tin cans, some string and 37 skittish goats.

[Akzle]

So, you understand that the transmission side needs to get bigger to get more range, why can't you understand that the other transmission side must get bigger too?

incorrect.

Let me know when you get off your lazy arse and set up some sort of sky dish and I'll pop around to see if you can read any of them. You'll need to send a pic first, I'm not going up there to see 2 tin cans, some string and 37 skittish goats.

cantenna bru. Cantenna.

[bogan]

incorrect.


cantenna bru. Cantenna.

Care to elaborate? I mean by now you should have at least mentioned the term 'inductive coupling'

[Brian d marge]

Happy Saturnius week ya all

[oldrider]

Happy Saturnius week ya all

Likewise and happy to everyone out there doing it and take care during the silly season on the roads! - North South Should be a lot of fun times!

[mashman]

Burn your bills: Denmark wants to go cashless by 2016... bwaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa@killing off the black market.

[Brian d marge]

Burn your bills: Denmark wants to go cashless by 2016... bwaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa@killing off the black market.

fk me the boys are workin quick , they must be a hurtin

[oldrider]

Food for thought? - you can easily spot certain conditioned KBr's in the mix right on cue with the plan?

[mashman]

fk me the boys are workin quick , they must be a hurtin

Desperate times etc...

[mashman]

Close enough I reckon.



and

German code-breakers expose huge credit card flaw, companies continue keeping silent What can't eventually be hacked? Smoke and mirrors.

[oldrider]

Close enough I reckon.

[video=youtube;Ct04WHeX67k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct04WHeX

and

[B][U]German code-breakers expose huge credit card flaw, companies continue keeping silent What can't eventually be hacked? Smoke and mirrors.

Give me control of the finances of the world I care not who makes the law!

Financial control of the world (The plan) New World Order (The journey) Planet Khazaria (The destination) Are we there yet? - nearly! - Not long now!

[yokel]

[Woodman]

But I pay cash for everything.....