Podcasts about kracked

Brian and David take a Monday Morning QB approach to the Stars-Kraken playoff series.

HOUR 4: Can the Mariners survive this loss? Is the damage already done by Rivera? Plus, Advanced Analytics and your Epic Fail.

This week we talk about the continued Habs struggles, drama in Laval and the inaugural game for the Trois-Rivières Lions.

We didn't realize Kracked out Kathy had so many friends... PS. KRACKED OUT KATHY AND ALL HER FRIENDS LOVVVVVE YOU!

Kracked Out Kathy by Ashlee

This episode consists mostly of embarrassing and funny stories. Austin and Kyle also disagree heavily during the Would You Rather? segment. Food also come up, which is to be expected at this point. As always, thank you so much for listening! We just made an Instagram page (@lakesidediscourse), so follow that for more Lakeside content. DM or email us your favorite memes! PS: Sorry for some of the weird spots that audio cuts out on this episode.

This episode is much like our musical taste, a menagerie of sorts. The ship originally sets sail with a clear destination but steers off course somewhere along the way. All in good fun though, so we hope you enjoy nonetheless.Songs sampledDinosaur Jr. – “Kracked” from You’re Living All Over MeGuided By Voices – “Echos Myron” from Bee ThousandGuided By Voices – “Glad Girls” from Isolation DrillsThe Replacements – “I Will Dare” from Let It BeSpoon – “Fitted Shirt” from Girls Can TellVan Halen – “Show Your Love” from Van HalenMustard Plug – “Mendoza” from Evildoers EverywhereSpotify Playlist

For the first episode, the Kelly Klan gets Kracked up over homeschooling.

Join in with us and The Kracked Pots as they tell the Christmas story in their own "special" way. Just remember, it's OK to laugh in church! Enjoy!

Join in with us and The Kracked Pots as they tell the Christmas story in their own "special" way. Just remember, it's OK to laugh in church! Enjoy!

What the Kracked hack of WPA2 wireless systems means for IT networks. A new botnet threatening audio visual networks. Video available below Host: Tim Albright Guests: Bradford Benn – Bradford Benn’s website Michael Drainer – Drainer Technologies Derek Joncas – Extron Electronics Links to sources: Fast Company – Krack WPA2 hack Spiceworks – New botnet, [...]

What the Kracked hack of WPA2 wireless systems means for IT networks. A new botnet threatening audio visual networks. Video available below Host: Tim Albright Guests: Bradford Benn – Bradford Benn’s website Michael Drainer – Drainer Technologies Derek Joncas – Extron Electronics Links to sources: Fast Company – Krack WPA2 hack Spiceworks – New botnet, [...]

Stuff magazine's Toby Shapshak and Craig Wilson discuss the largest data breach to hit South Africa, the vulnerabilities discovered in the WPA2 Wi-Fi protocol, and the Ford Motor Company's robotic bottom for testing the longevity of its carseats.

Certus and Zak talk about architecture and food trucks, writing with mechanics, the wrist fruit, totally not thinking about new phones, waves of neutron stars, Adobe laughing face, telephone backgrounds, your brain on exploits, faulty potato chips, Zak’s bellybutton project, and a person of high class living in a tree for 6 years and more … Continue reading Mechanically KRACKed Phones

Special guest Michael McKinnon from HackLabs

Windows 10 gets an update, the choice between compatibility and security, the future of Microsoft, and Wi-Fi security gets KRACKed wide open.

This week began with a bang as researchers disclosed a vulnerability in the Wi-Fi protocol that could cause problems for smart device owners. The details of the KRACK vulnerability can be found here, and a list of connected devices affected here. After that, we discuss Bluetooth issues and the trouble with most trackers. Kevin reviews … Continue reading Episode 134: KRACKed security and a river of sensors

WiFi is KRACKed, Microsoft's new Surface Book, 3D printing is veterinary's new DIY, Huawei's new phones and Apple's 4K TV is reviewed. It's The Wrap. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luxury, PORT, and Suede have a breakfast counter chat discussing topics from insincere colloquialisms to odd happenings regarding childbirth.

Set list: 01. Kaleidoscope UK, "Kaleidoscope" LP Tangerine Dream (Fontana, 1967) 02. Love, "Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale" LP Forever Changes (Elektra, 1967) 03. Comet Gain, "The Fists in The Pocket" CD City Fallen Leaves (Track & Field, 2005) 04. Ana da Silva, "In Awe of a Painting" CD The Lighthouse (Chicks on Speed, 2005) 05. Julie Delpy, "She Don't Care" CD Julie Delpy (Disques Crepuscule, 2003) 06. Masters Apprentices, "War Or Hands Of Time" LP Masters Apprentices (Astor, 1967) 07. Taparrabo, "JOhn" CD O Vermelho e o Negro (2005) *DEMO* 08. Juana Molina, "¿Quién?" CD Segundo (Domino, 2000) 09. Marcos Valle, "O Cafona" LP Garra (Odeon, 1971) 10. Marcos Valle, "Mentira" LP Previsão do Tempo (Odeon, 1973) 11. Dinosaur Jr., "Kracked" LP You´re Living All Over Me (SST Records, 1987) 12. Talking Heads, "This Must Be The Place" LP Speaking in Tongues (Sire, 1983) Foto: Marcel Duchamp Música introdução: Marlene Dietrich, "Ich hab´noch einen Koffer in Berlin" BG: Marcos Valle, "Previsão do Tempo" Links: Rss feed 2.0: http://octopusmonosound.podomatic.com/rss2.xml http://hem.passagen.se/chla1014 (kaleidoscope uk), http://love.torbenskott.dk, www.killrockstars.com/bands/cometgain, www.theraincoats.net, http://home.no.net/site/delpyweb, www.mastersapprentices.com, www.juanamolina.com, www.dinosaurjr.com, http://talking-heads.net