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Can you sterilize an EM4102 tag in an autoclave?
Tags: health, implant, rfid
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I met Greg Bennick many years ago at an AmeriCorps event. Ever since then I’ve been fascinated by this guy. He’s involved with some of the most profound things I’ve ever had the privilege of experiencing. From TRIAL to Flight From Death to Words as Weapons, he’s always involving himself in important issues in big […]
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In a fit of frustration the other day, I broke my wallet by slamming it down on my desk. The frayed edges of my trusty old wallet couldn’t take the strain, and my credit cards, loyalty cards, and RFID cards ripped through the frail seams and went flying all over the place. The deflated little […]
Tags: range, review, rfid
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An update on my shoulder separation.
Tags: health, psychology
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I wanted to post this video to show just how the body’s own tissue interferes with an RFID implant’s ability to be read, even with a high power reader. These tags have very low read range due to their size, and the location I chose between the thumb and index finger of the hand offers […]
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Some footage of a talk I gave on Embedded RFID at DorkBot Seattle back in March 2006.
Tags: event, hack, implant, privacy, rfid, security
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Live RFID implant proceedure at Seattle DorkBot
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I think the promise of Web 2.0 is finally coming around. I recently reloaded my machine because it had too many crappy shareware/freeware software apps on it with bad install routines and even worse uninstall routines. It was just becoming a mess, so a fresh start was what I needed. Of course, after reloading I […]
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Video of me logging into computer using RFID implant
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My photos being used to scare people and hock crap.
Tags: culture, health, implant, rfid
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