James R. Scott

James R. Scott

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    • 3) Things you need to know: valuation
    • 4) Valuation methodologies: DCF
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  • Friction fire lighting: where there’s smoke, there’s fire??
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    • 1) An open air screening: appropriate films
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    • 1) Rear projection
    • 2) LCD
    • 3) Plasma
    • 4) Projectors, and my conclusions
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    • Canada 2007
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  • Wifi
    • 1) Basics
    • 2) Getting Linux (and your network card) set up
    • 3) Installing security auditing tools
    • 4) Beginning the audit
    • 5) Going in for the kill
    • 6) Traffic generation
    • 7) WPA
    • 8) Potential pitfalls

Archive for category Posts from twitter

Probably the only thing cooler…

Posted by scotjam in Posts from twitter on May 15th, 2009

Probably the only thing cooler than buying yourself a super-fast electric vehicle - building one yourself http://bit.ly/u99Sr

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Cool electric motorbike - 0-50…

Posted by scotjam in Posts from twitter on May 15th, 2009

Cool electric motorbike - 0-50 in four seconds, but then the accelleration really tops out http://bit.ly/Mjj5W

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Big win for Google Apps for en…

Posted by scotjam in Posts from twitter on May 15th, 2009

Big win for Google Apps for enterprise - http://bit.ly/1LS4KG

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