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are cooler and require more work. the government robots project will be completed. apology 1: we ripped the urls for the bellsouth mining project from the binrev topic. apparently they are not cool with that and we thought the project was almost done. update 3: there is no hacker news wire in this issue because the main writer is feeling lazy. if you wish to email us letters, articles, reviews, flames, hate mail, death threats, requests to join, or questions please email [email protected] current members: zraith ([email protected]) no pgp key a3kton ([email protected]) -----begin pgp public key block----- version: pgpfreeware 6.5.8 for non-commercial use <http://www.pgp.com> mqgibejsc8erbad1ibh/camp7xxajtzt5oiolzd/8vkgv72suevq1owwxbksiswf 4pgm7ghq8kucvcwaki9frt7ndz8wonznkg870xxrnzad/eent+lrbeormd3kzmpf 8cg08ebcinoliqatfd9fmu483nfzdaehe2u3bj91n5saj22q9ugmqqqchwcg/4s4 1ut5yd9ulouox8qeubp57gcd/ieef40rg8wio9gr0qskvajvym9uch2xlljiaf6n 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it to us in txt format. the next issue will have more articles. this issue took a long time to make because of all the new projects we are starting. since we have all these projects started issues should come out on a more regular basis with more articles and shorter relases cycles. we've totally revamped everything. enough blabbing. on with the issue! @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @ vote for us @ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ have you enjoyed this zine? if you have, then please spread the word. one of the best ways to spread the word is by voting. please visit these links if possible: http://www.progenic.com/vote/?id=sheepbyte [for the zine] and this one: http://www.progenic.com/vote/?id=nasadir2 [for the nasa directory] @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @ finding cameras with google @ @@@@@@@@@@@@\@@@@@@@@@@@@/@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @------------by sheepbyte-------------@ @@@@@@@@@@@@/@@@@@@@@@@@@\@@@@@@@@@@@@@ google mining can have many rewards. i will teach you how to find webcams on google and the default passwords for them. i will also include a list of cams you can view and descriptions for some of them. flexwatch cameras can be found with the command: intitle:flexwatch intext:"copyright by seyeon tech co" mobotix m1 cameras may be found with this command: "mobotix m1" and "open menu" axis video servers may be found with this: inurl:indexframe.shtml "axis video server" webcamxp can be found with this: "powered by webcamxp" axis live-view systems can be found with this: intitle:"live view / - axis" liveapplet systems may be found with this: inurl:lvappl intitle:liveapplet network camera may be found like this: inurl:"viewerframe?mode=motion" snc-rz30s can be found with this: intitle:"snc-rz30 home" wj-nt104s can be found with this: intitle:"wj-nt104 main" more axis cams: inurl:"axis-cgi/mjpg" ok.. now i'm just going to list searches: inurl:"viewerframe?mode=" "my webcamxp server!" /home/homej.html "toshiba network camera - user login" /viewerframe?mode=motion "saving & retrieving mode" /app/idxas.html "control the pan/tilt and move to the preset position" "v.networks [motion picture(java)" "(c)copyright 1999-2003 victor company of japan, limited. all rights reserved" control/userimage.html sample/lvappl/ "live web imaging unleashed" indexframe.html axis "your browser has javascript turned off.for the user interface to work effectively" "live view - / - axis" "adding live video to one of your own pages a very easy task with an axis 2100 network camera" /view/view.shtml axis here are the links to "public" cams: flexwatch [default user =root] [default pass =root] http://80.36.7.251/ *camera in kitchen http://68.106.158.167/index.htm http://141.152.21.137/index.htm http://tr3.ibb.gov.tr/ http://www.dodgecam.com/ http://www.oecwebcam.com/ http://ideal.dnip.net/ http://217.127.30.86/info/html/contact.html http://217.127.78.45/info/html/contact.html http://217.127.78.45/ mobotix m1 [only english]:[user=admin] [pass=admin] http://izlozba.fer.hr/control/userimage.html *maybe a museum, gallery, or meeting room. not much video on the server. http://weesen.dyndns.org:8080/control/userimage.html *run by deanlebaron.com http://www.swisspilot.com:666/control/userimage.html *obviously owned by satan. 8312 winterberg zh, eichweid has infared. part of haessig.ch * has listings for 100s of webcams. seems to be broken or something. http://villakamera.kdsoft.fi/control/userimage.html *password protected http://80.254.164.41:83/control/userimage.html *aero-club aargau (airstrip) http://mbx3.lantec.ro/ *tries to re-dir to cgi-bin. password req'd http://219.96.71.76/control/userimage.html *inside of a tunnel? very interesting pictures. please email ideas. http://hochkrimml2.webcam.storecom.com/control/userimage.html * ski slope in summer? http://213.3.4.78/control/userimage.html * omg hax!
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