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The Zombie Network: Beware 'Free Public WiFi' : NPR
"When a computer running an older version of XP can't find any of its "favorite" wireless networks, it will automatically create an ad hoc network with the same name as the last one it connected to -– in this case, "Free Public WiFi." Other computers within range of that new ad hoc network can see it, luring other users to connect."
computers  illusions 
7 days ago by kevan
The Beauty of Twitter's Unfollow Bug - Megan McArdle - Technology - The Atlantic
"Polite evasion is an underrated principle of social interaction and it's nice to see Twitter arrive at it by accident."
society  illusions 
17 days ago by kevan
ClueDB: Write shorter email
"People don't like to receive one-word email replies, but will forgive you when you are on a Blackberry or iPhone or whatever. So add 'sent from my iPhone' to your desktop email program, and people will forgive you."
email  illusions  lies 
february 2012 by kevan
CCTV police officer 'chased himself' after being mistaken for burglar - Telegraph
"[The CCTV] operator radioed that he had seen someone “acting suspiciously” in the area. But he failed to realise that it was actually the plain-clothed officer he was watching on the screen."
surveillance  illusions 
february 2012 by kevan
TrackMeNot
"TrackMeNot runs in Firefox as a low-priority background process that periodically issues randomized search-queries to popular search engines. [...] It hides users' actual search trails in a cloud of 'ghost' queries, significantly increasing the difficulty of aggregating such data into accurate or identifying user profiles."
web  surveillance  illusions  via:zarba 
january 2012 by kevan
VIDEO: OWS Occupies Movie-Set Replica Of Itself, for Real | Mother Jones
"A few hours after television producers set up a replica of Occupy Wall Street for the filming of a new episode of Law and Order Special Victims Unit, the real Occupy Wall Street announced plans to occupy the fake one."
society  illusions  television  via:waxy 
december 2011 by kevan
More Mixed Language Scams Making the Rounds on Facebook - Softpedia
"The first window has the purpose of training the user to click on 'Jaa' which means 'share' in Finnish, but also 'yes' in informal English. The second window is a real Facebook share dialog intentionally displayed in Finnish to confuse users about its true purpose."
language  scams  illusions 
december 2011 by kevan
540 - "Sham Paris": An Entire City’s Stunt Double | Strange Maps | Big Think
"The capital’s topography was to be transplanted onto the existing villages of Maisons-Laffitte, Sartrouville, Montigny-les-Cormeilles, Herblay, Conflans-Ste-Honorine, Beauchamp and Pierrelaye."
maps  illusions  paris 
november 2011 by kevan
The Dangerous Politics of Internet Humor in China - NYTimes.com
"[Censorship] forces people to invent indirect ways to get their meaning across, and humor works as a natural form of encryption."
china  humour  surveillance  illusions 
november 2011 by kevan
Socialbot Network finds it easy to harvest data from Facebook users | Naked Security
"Once the socialbots had befriended one person, they would then attempt to become Facebook friends with their friend's friends, and so on. As they became more embedded within friend networks, the acceptance rate of friend request reached 60%."
simulation  society  illusions 
november 2011 by kevan
The Associated Press: Wildlife officials use robo-deer to catch poachers
"Once a plan is in place, authorities put the mechanical deer near a road where it can be seen by passing cars. Then they hide nearby and keep watch, waiting for someone to take the bait, occasionally using the remote control to move the decoy's head and tail."
robots  mammals  weapons  illusions  crime  via:blech 
october 2011 by kevan
Are you listening, Steve Jobs? « BirdAbroad
A fake Apple Store in China. "We struck up some conversation with these salespeople who, hand to God, all genuinely think they work for Apple."
shops  illusions  delusions  via:waxy 
july 2011 by kevan
513 - Then We Take Berlin: When East Ate West | Strange Maps | Big Think
"This resulted in numerous so-called Geisterbahnhöfe (ghost stations), abandoned as the Wall went up (and projected downward) on 13th August, 1961, particularly on two U-Bahn lines and one S-Bahn line connecting different areas of West Berlin."
transport  history  maps  illusions 
may 2011 by kevan
Fun and Games with Cognitive Biases - Less Wrong
"Caution: Dark Arts! Explicit discussion of how to exploit bugs in human reasoning may lead to discomfort. You have been warned."
psychology  illusions  hacking  brains 
march 2011 by kevan
Fuel to the fire | Media Standards Trust
Chris Atkins on churnalism. "It was both a powerful and terrifying feeling, knowing that I could bash out some gibberish text and hours later have it appear verbatim in Britain’s largest selling newspaper."
news  illusions  via:tomscott 
march 2011 by kevan
Placebo Buttons « You Are Not So Smart
"In many offices and cubicle farms, the thermostat on the wall isn’t connected to anything. Landlords, engineers and HVAC specialists have installed dummy thermostats for decades to keep people from costing companies money by constantly adjusting the temperature."
design  illusions  psychology 
august 2010 by kevan
IanVisits » London Underground’s “secret” tube station
"[West Ashfield] is a fully fitted out fake tube station built by London Underground on the 3rd floor of an office block in West Kensington and is used to teach new employees what goes where and when."
tube  illusions  simulation  via:james 
july 2010 by kevan
Researchers develop “HoneyBot”, Social Engineer IRC Users automatically | IRC-Junkie.org – IRC News
Terrifying prototype IRC spambot that talks to two people at once, getting its half of the conversation from the other person and, after a while, dropping its own links into the dialogue. "To make the users talk about a certain topic, Honeybot can insert probing questions into the conversation." TinyURL links were the most commonly clicked.
spam  illusions  camrad  via:zarba 
june 2010 by kevan
Maps - the new rock’n’roll - Telegraph
"[There] is manipulation, selection and omission in the making of [Google] maps, which are composites of satellite images supplied by different countries and agencies. The Dutch blur out their royal palace, while the Swiss colour in Switzerland much greener that it already is to make it look nicer."
maps  illusions  via:blech 
may 2010 by kevan
Action Half-Life: The 5 a.m. | Rock, Paper, Shotgun
"Looking away from the monitor it was with no small amount of gut-terror that I realised something was very wrong and turned back to type a message to my friends. [...] Our real worlds had turned monochrome. Some optical trick involving those red and white tiles had broken our eyes, and we could only see in pea green, sickly yellow and all the shades in between."
games  design  illusions  eyes  light  colour  puzzles  via:weir 
april 2010 by kevan
Into The Abyss: Teal and Orange - Hollywood, Please Stop the Madness
"So, since people (flesh-tones) exist in almost every frame of every movie ever made, what could be better than applying complementary color theory to make people seem to 'pop' from the background. I mean, people are really important, aren't they?"
films  colour  illusions  via:minkette 
april 2010 by kevan
Time doesn’t really freeze when you’re freaked - Behavior- msnbc.com
"This watch-like device flickered numbers on its screen [that] were too fast to see. If the brain sped up when in danger, the researchers theorized numbers on the perceptual chronometers would appear slow enough to read while volunteers fell [from 150ft]. Instead, the scientists found that volunteers could not read the numbers at faster-than-normal speeds."
time  illusions  delusions  science 
october 2009 by kevan
Destination: Argleton! Visiting an imaginary place « Walking Home to 50
Visiting a possible trap street town on Google Maps. "Various software packages use Google's geographical information, and Argleton seems to have primary claim on the surrounding postcodes - one can rent property there, or read inspection reports for its nurseries, at least according to the internet."
maps  illusions  lies  via:qwghlm 
september 2009 by kevan
Winners wear red: How colour twists your mind - life - 28 August 2009 - New Scientist
"[Sports psychologists] showed video clips of [taekwondo] bouts to 42 experienced referees. They then played the same clips again, digitally manipulated so that the clothing colours were swapped round. [In close matches] red competitors awarded an average of 13 per cent more points than when they were dressed in blue." Maybe I should start picking red more often in board games.
psychology  colour  sport  illusions 
august 2009 by kevan
IDEO Labs » Amazing 3D immersion technology
"IR-sensitive cameras use [markers on 3D polarised glasses] to determine the precise location of each eye within the room. From those positions, stereo images for each projector are calculated and rendered on the fly, and the result is absolutely amazing."
eyes  illusions  technology  via:waxy 
may 2009 by kevan
Life Lessons: Don’t Make Eye Contact with Gorillas | GOOD
A Rotterdam zoo issues enclosure visitors with pinhole cardboard glasses that show eyes looking to one side, to stop eye contact from distressing the gorillas.
apes  eyes  illusions  paper  via:amuchmoreexotic 
april 2009 by kevan
Urban Camouflage
Sinister ghillie suits made from dishcloths, shopping bags and cardboard boxes.
illusions  art  monsters  via:holly 
march 2009 by kevan
YouTube - Richard Dawkins interviews Derren Brown
Uncut hour-long version of an interview about cold-reading and connected subjects, from the Enemies of Reason documentary.
dawkins  psychology  delusions  illusions 
december 2008 by kevan
Dragonfly trick makes missiles harder to dodge - 28 June 2003 - New Scientist
"Insects that use this technique sneak up on their prey in a way that makes them seem stationary even though they are in fact moving closer. They do this by keeping themselves positioned between a fixed point in the landscape and their prey."
insects  illusions  war  weapons  technology 
december 2008 by kevan
julianoliver.com - LevelHead
"LevelHead deploys three small (5x5x5cm) plastic cubes with a unique image (marker) on each face. [Software] on the host computer is trained to recognise the marker such that it can overlay 3D content on a per-face basis."
games  illusions  via:waxy 
october 2008 by kevan
Ballardian: the World of J.G. Ballard » Indexed out of existence...
"Whether in fact this man was a returning astronaut suffering from amnesia, the figment of an ill-organized advertising campaign, or, as some have suggested, the second coming of Christ, is anyone's guess."
books  ballard  illusions  advertising 
may 2008 by kevan
Whispers of War - The British World War II rumour campaign by Lee Richards
"The rumour he submitted to the UPC was sent for clearance to the Inter-Services Security Board (ISSB) who were responsible for clearing rumours and had power of veto over any of a military nature which might inadvertently be a real security risk."
war  history  lies  illusions  psychology  memetics 
april 2008 by kevan
Living Dolls - Gaby Wood
Vaucanson's Duck through to the Mechanical Turk, and beyond. Good background reading, but it tries a bit too hard to be philosophical about any glimmer of possible metaphor.
booklog  technology  robots  chess  birds  illusions  hoaxes  via:holly 
march 2008 by kevan
Observations on film art and FILM ART : This is your brain on movies, maybe
"He posits that in general, when we reread a novel or rewatch a film, our cognitive system doesn’t apply its prior knowledge of what will happen." [...] "Our moment-by-moment processes evolved in response to the brute fact of nonrepetition."
films  psychology  illusions  via:webb 
february 2008 by kevan
Gamasutra - The Watery Pachinko Machine of Doom: Project Horseshoe's Thoughts On Story
Some nice fragments. "Giving AI's knowledge of player's existing social graph in order to inform NPC decisions. [...] The AI is ultimately playing a strategy game that involves manipulating and cultivating the social graph of the player community."
games  design  society  illusions  narrative 
january 2008 by kevan
DVD, Blu-ray & HD-DVD Review - Blade Runner: The Final Cut - All Versions
"Harrison Ford was unavailable due to scheduling issues, so his son Ben was brought in correct this [with] the same chin scar (via make-up) that his father has, saying the correct lines. His mouth was digitally inserted over his father's seamlessly."
films  technology  illusions  hacking  via:lmg 
december 2007 by kevan
Studies Report Inducing Out-of-Body Experience - New York Times
"In another variation, Dr. Blanke projected a 'rubber body' - a cheap [mannequin] and dressed in the same clothes as the subject - into the virtual-reality goggles. With synchronous strokes of the stick, people's sense of self drifted into the mannequin."
brains  illusions  simulations  via:collision 
august 2007 by kevan
kameraflage(tm)
"Kameraflage is possible because digital cameras see a broader spectrum of light than human eyes. By rendering content in these wavelengths we are able to create displays that are invisible to the naked eye, yet can be seen [through] a digital camera."
light  illusions  technology  design  advertising  secrets 
august 2007 by kevan
Cardboard Children Used To Slow Neighborhood Speeders - Local News Story - WKMG Orlando
"Mike Wood and his wife said their homemade cutout children make them feel uneasy at times because they look so real but said they force motorists to slow down."
transport  psychology  illusions  children  paper 
august 2007 by kevan
Stephen Potter, Gamesmanship: Chess
"This is [an] effective opening, simple to play and easy to remember, which I have invented for use against a more experienced player who is absolutely certain to win. It consists of making three moves at random and then resigning."
games  psychology  illusions  chess  random 
august 2007 by kevan
School For Scoundrels (1960)
Psychological warfare, and how far you can take it before becoming a cad. The protagonist goes up against some very thin straw men, but it touches on the greatness of the books, and it's good to see some of the ploys being acted out.
filmlog  4stars  education  psychology  lies  cheating  illusions 
august 2007 by kevan
The Illusionist (2006)
Dull characters, a simple plot and clumsy direction, killing any frame of audience reference by using pointlessly overblown CGI in place of simple, historical stage magic.
filmlog  1star  magic  illusions  death  love  ghosts 
july 2007 by kevan
Seven Deadly Colours: The Genius of Nature's Palette and How It Eluded Darwin - Andrew Parker
Seven different colours in nature, seven different mechanisms of colour generation, and seven predator-fooling examples of why eyes aren't so perfectly evolved after all. Good worldview-changing science, with some nice flourishes.
booklog  evolution  light  paint  illusions  birds  frogs  fish  insects 
june 2007 by kevan
Avatar Machine
"Avatar Machine is a system which replicates the aesthetics and visuals of third person gaming, allowing the user to view themselves as a virtual character in real space via a head mounted interface."
art  games  eyes  technology  illusions  via:penguin 
june 2007 by kevan
Cake Rental
Fake plastic wedding cakes with a single, real slice. "After the couple's 'feeding each other' act, the display cake is taken back into the kitchen and the guests are served regular sheet cakes from the local bakery or wholesale store."
food  plastic  love  illusions  lies  via:hoaxes 
june 2007 by kevan
Good Bye Lenin! (2002)
The value and cost of selfish, idealised delusions; the timeline and scenery of the film feeling a bit like one itself. Great snapshots of a society in quiet, half-mourned collapse, a lot of good dereliction, and the premise never overplays itself.
filmlog  4stars  germany  delusions  illusions  secrets  politics  television  history 
february 2007 by kevan
Nintendo Wii Fake Error Message Prank
"The Wii Remote has been immersed in liquid. Remove it to continue." From an idle thought about the tricks you could play with the Wii browser. Not very convincing, but it doesn't really need to be.
creations  illusions  lies  wii  technology 
january 2007 by kevan
Only a Game: The Joy of Ilinx
"Ilinx is a pattern of play (identified by the noted sociologist Roger Caillois) associated with the momentary destruction of perception. It can be the vertigo of speed or of spinning, or it can be the intoxicating allure of petty destruction."
games  psychology  design  illusions 
january 2007 by kevan
The West Pier - Patrick Hamilton
The idle, experimental corruption of innocence by a blankly emotionless Hamilton protagonist, back and forth along the seafront at Brighton. Oddly over-explanatory and first-draft feeling, falling towards an inevitably disheartening end, but it works.
booklog  brighton  money  love  lies  illusions  piers  via:holly 
january 2007 by kevan
You Must Be an Idiot - Game Preview
Full rules, carelessly. "On his turn, a player (known as 'the genius') will look at a card and ask two or three of the listed questions. All of the players except the genius are dealt face-down cards. Some of the cards picture an 'idiot.'"
games  illusions 
november 2006 by kevan
Stay Free! Daily: Marketing, crystallized
"To counter a problem that Norelco's two rotary heads, intended to give greater comfort, took longer to shave, Mr. Kress changed the product name to 'Speedshaver' -- 'at least leaving the impression that it shaved fast.'"
advertising  illusions 
november 2006 by kevan
Daring Fireball: 'Beta' Is Not an Excuse
"No, what 'beta' means in this context is 'buggy'. It’s a euphemism that siphons the cachet of 'beta' in its traditional sense - that certain nerdy coolness that comes with being part of a private development process."
programming  design  cheating  illusions 
november 2006 by kevan
The Prestige (2006)
Duality and sacrifice among stage magicians. Could have very easily been ridiculous, with the same plot elements, but it's all constructed flawlessly, built with an intricacy that unfolds with reflection, rather than causing plot-holes to creak open.
filmlog  5stars  magic  secrets  illusions  technology  mysteries  science 
november 2006 by kevan
Car owners can fake it with add-on luxury emblems - USATODAY.com
"Mercedes owners can buy the lettering indicating their cars are the high-end AMG version for about $65 at a dealer's parts department. Chrysler 300 owners who want their cars to mimic the Hemi-powered 300C can buy the insignia for about $12.50."
transport  hacking  illusions  lies 
november 2006 by kevan
Freakonomics Blog » Mickey Mouse is the answer
"I was told that you do not become 'a' Mickey Mouse because there is only one Mickey Mouse. When I asked how one Mickey Mouse manages to be both at [multiple DisneyWorlds], they simply repeated their assertion that there was only one Mickey Mouse."
illusions  delusions  children  rodents  religion 
november 2006 by kevan
Sullivan's Travels (1941)
A film director trying to experience enough poverty to feel justified in making films about it. Endlessly and easily drawn back to the comfort of Hollywood, the looping plot keeps coming back on stranger and darker levels.
filmlog  3stars  films  money  meta  depression  society  illusions  lies 
november 2006 by kevan
BBC NEWS | World | Asia-Pacific | Faking it as a priest in Japan
"Being a fake priest is big business in Japan - I've done a TV commercial for one company. [...] In Sapporo, there are five agencies employing about 20 fake priests. In a city like Tokyo, there must be hundreds."
religion  japan  illusions  via:hoaxes 
november 2006 by kevan
The Elusive Pimpernel (1950)
Half-watched. David Niven being nonchalant in a ridiculous collar, with a few particularly clever flourishes of bluff and subtle psychology.
filmlog  3stars  history  france  secrets  prison  illusions 
november 2006 by kevan
Fooled by Randomness - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Common confusions of luck and skill, and taking the wider probabilistic-multiverse view. Sluggishly rambling and poorly edited, though; dull personal opinions and untidy brackets.
booklog  coincidences  money  business  illusions  delusions  society 
september 2006 by kevan
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare - G.K. Chesterton
Barrelling metaphysical identity thriller, each chase and character being spun out expertly, despite the inevitability of everything.
booklog  secrets  police  illusions  delusions 
september 2006 by kevan
cre.ations.net - Creation: The Time Fountain
Video clips and construction details for an amazing strobe-lit water fountain, with the frozen droplets being surprisingly coherent when poked with a stick.
design  light  water  technology  illusions 
september 2006 by kevan
The Escapist - "I'm Evil" - Confessions of an Online Guerilla Marketer
A slightly made-up-sounding interview. "I always have several accounts. [...] If several people are talking about a certain 'something special' and how awesome it is, it seems more popular than it really might be."
camrad  advertising  interviews  web  lies  illusions 
september 2006 by kevan
Spamalot: A Toolkit for Consuming Spammers' Resources
"The Spamalot system uses intelligent agents to interact with spam messages and systems referenced in spam. The goal of Spamalot is to consume spam senders' resources by engaging the spammer in an unproductive conversation or information exchange."
email  spam  robots  illusions 
august 2006 by kevan
Participants in London watergun 'assassination' game could face arrest
"Participants in a citywide watergun game could face criminal charges from law enforcement patrolling London's subway stations, police said Monday."
police  weapons  games  terrorism  water  illusions 
august 2006 by kevan
New World Notes: -- And He Rezzed A Crooked House
A tesseract-shaped house in Second Life, with video clips. "When you step into a room, the other rooms cluster around it so that they're always connected together the right way."
mmorpgs  architecture  illusions  maths 
july 2006 by kevan
Times Online - Cheating chefs leave bad taste with fake food
"The site also explains how to inject wild-mushroom flavour into duck, make a 'wine sauce' with a violet-coloured powder, add a zest of bottled scallop to scallop tagliatelli, and spray saffron perfume on to a marzipan turnover."
food  france  cheating  illusions  science  via:hoaxes 
june 2006 by kevan
Test Shared Vision - Community Bridge Project
A boring old inner-city concrete bridge repainted as brown-stone trompe l'oeil. "The illusion is so strong that art professionals sometimes stand next to the bridge and ask where the mural is."
architecture  art  illusions  construction  via:holly 
june 2006 by kevan
Big Spanish Castle
A striking afterimage illusion that overlays colours onto a black and white photo.
illusions  photos  via:mcios 
june 2006 by kevan
New Scientist - Evolution gets busy in the urban lab
"Evolution is operating with a vengeance in the urban environment as animals struggle to adapt to novel conditions and cope with 'evolutionary illusions'."
evolution  mammals  birds  cities  illusions  via:collision 
may 2006 by kevan
Miracle Fruit - The Old Sweet Lime Trick
"Placing a quantity in the mouth together with a sour substance initially tastes sour, but will slowly change to a sweet taste as the protein binds gradually to the receptors of the taste buds, modifying their function."
food  plants  illusions 
may 2006 by kevan
Very cool illusion
"If your eyes follow the movement of the rotating pink dot, you will only see one color, pink. If you stare at the black + in the center, the moving dot turns to green. [...] After a short period of time, all the pink dots will slowly disappear."
eyes  illusions  via:ben 
march 2006 by kevan
Times Online - Budgie tops the bill as mimicry is put on CD
"The sound of a budgerigar singing in a Geordie accent and a blackbird imitating a computer modem have been released on a CD compiled by the British Library." Links to a couple of sound clips.
birds  sound  illusions  via:mcios 
march 2006 by kevan
Ireland's "Crack" Habit - Explaining the faux Irish pub revolution
"They reinvented the holiday at home to kick-start the tourist season. Now thousands of partiers head to Ireland for the 'St. Patrick's Day Season' as Guinness has called this time of year. (It used to be called 'March' or, for Irish Catholics, 'Lent.')"
ireland  drinks  illusions  construction  lies 
march 2006 by kevan
BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | Elephant theory in Nessie search
"When their elephants were allowed to swim in the loch, only the trunk and two humps could be seen - the first hump being the top of the head and the second being the back of the animal."
elephants  monsters  illusions  water 
march 2006 by kevan
So-net blog:the bitter*girls
More blurred-perspective scale-mangling photos. Does actually seem perfectly easy to generate these with Photoshop blur, for a sufficiently high-angled picture - will have to give it a go.
photos  japan  illusions  via:webb 
february 2006 by kevan
gravestmor » Notes on the Denial of Perspective 02 - Felice Varini
Skewed-perspective geometric shapes taped out across gallery walls, such that they're only correctly visible from one viewpoint.
art  illusions 
january 2006 by kevan
CCTV Sabotag, London, United Kingdom 1998
"After a careful and detailed study of the surveyed control zones of the inner city a campaign of cctv system sabotag via optical illusion will be undertaken."
surveillance  illusions  via:wmmna 
january 2006 by kevan
How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later
Essay from Philip K Dick, towards the end. "Parmenides taught that the only things that are real are things which never change. [...] Heraclitus taught that everything changes. If you superimpose their two views, you get this result: Nothing is real."
books  writing  coincidences  delusions  illusions  drugs  time 
december 2005 by kevan
Grand Illusions
Wonderful mechanical illusions and scientific toys, a lot of them available for purchase. A mix of explanatory articles and videos, and vague "we aren't really sure how this works".
illusions  magic  technology  science  toys  via:raven 
november 2005 by kevan
Night of the Living Dead 3d - A New Dimension of the Horror Classic
Bizarre 3D-glasses remake of the Romero original, vaguely updated. The plot apparently includes a spin on the fake-cremation-scam body-stockpiling news story from a couple of years ago.
films  zombies  illusions 
november 2005 by kevan
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