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| Spies in Second Life The feds are getting antsy about Second Life, and it has nothing to do with flying phalli. A recent paper by the government's Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity group foresees virtual worlds becoming the perfect setting for espionage planning, money laundering, and other clandestine activities. Writes the paper's author: "What started out as a benign environment where people would co [..] |
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| Introducing Iarpa: It’s Like Darpa, But for Spies Iarpa, the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is a new agency charged with getting the highest-tech gadgets available to U.S. spies. And, oh yes, it’s pronounced “yarpa.”
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| Space Invaders Tumbler Can Be Your Cup [Accessories] You sit in His cubicle every day. You do His work. On His computer. While drinking His coffee. We'd say that your life sucks, but your life isn't even your life. It's His life. The Man's life. And yeah, it sucks. [..] |
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| 20-year-old Memories of a Life Not Lived [Hot Flashes] Gamers of my generation may remember Activision's Alter Ego, released in 1986. It was a text-and-graphics, choice-based somewhat-precusor to later games like The Sims or Second Life. The game fascinated me, even as a 13-year-old, with the idea of living another life ? and hel [..] |
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| Examining Quality Of Life In The Games Biz [Quality Of Life] Obvious sentence of the day: It takes atomic tons of effort and man (or woman)-hours to build a game. The game industry may have a bit of a checkered history with the "QoL" or "Quality of Life" issue, but since the infamous ea_spouse dished on her husband's seem [..] |
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| A Half-Life 2 Mod and a History of Video Game Physics [Mods] My undergraduate thesis was long, kinda boring, and involved dead imperialists; two students at McMaster University have created a Half-Life 2 mod called Half-Life Havoc for theirs, and attached a little paper on the history of video game physic [..] |
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