Monday, September 24th 2007
Hacker's Project Gives Soldiers Access to Digital Goldmine
Not all hacking is bad, or that's at least what the hacker "Deviant Ollam" wants us to think. His "Traveling Terabyte" project takes an ordinary hard drive, adds a large volume of music, videos, and other content to it, sends it overseas with USB cables and international power adapters in a standard Pelican case, and asks soldiers to add their own content before sending it to another soldier. Soldiers who have received the kits thus-far have loved the idea, especially considering that digital content is little and far between in the middle of the desert. There is no word as to whether or not the digital content is legal.
Source:
EnGadget
8 Comments on Hacker's Project Gives Soldiers Access to Digital Goldmine
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Anyone else notice the Tabasco bottle in the fore ground. ROFL It's what makes any military food better!
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