so it s almost a gathering of both the intelligence and the information security commercial communities and what you re going to see is the new embedded attacks. you re going to see car attacks, you re going to see things that work against home automation systems and factories and all of the little things we call them embedded computers that you actually don t see as computers at all but, in fact, play very big role in your life. and that s sort of the jenna: sorry to combrupt you there but let s talk about a few of those. we did a segment on the show about this so-called car hacking as our cars are becoming more computerized. there were reports that people can actually hack into your car and control some of the things that you do. first of all, is that true? and what are you hearing as far as the technology for that type of hacking? well, there have been a couple of good pieces of research on car hacking but i can assure you this is not something that s going to happen to you or t
story wasn t getting media coverage. one tv station aired it and not subject to interpretation. it was caught on video, and my wife and i, students and myself working full time, decided that we had to try and do something. we drove around to churches sunday, handed out fliers, put fliers on people s cars. is this person a minority? yes, sir. and you felt was mistreated by the local police? yes, sir. you took, what, two or three lie detector tests? computerized voice. and the result was no deception indicated. yes, sir. you did that voluntarily? absolutely. why?
story wasn t getting media coverage. one tv station aired it and not subject to interpretation. it was caught on video, and my wife and i, students and myself working full time, decided that we had to try and do something. we drove around to churches sunday, handed out fliers, put fliers on people s cars. is this person a minority? yes, sir. and you felt was mistreated by the local police? yes, sir. you took, what, two or three lie detector tests? computerized voice. and the result was no deception indicated. yes, sir. you did that voluntarily? absolutely. why?
story wasn t getting media coverage. one tv station aired it and not subject to interpretation. it was caught on video, and my wife and i, students and myself working full time, decided that we had to try and do something. we drove around to churches sunday, handed out fliers, put fliers on people s cars. is this person a minority? yes, sir. and you felt was mistreated by the local police? yes, sir. you took, what, two or three lie detector tests? computerized voice. and the result was no deception indicated. yes, sir. you did that voluntarily? absolutely. why? i wanted to be as transparent
just go off somewhere, maybe i don t know. a couple of miles. i changed my mind on that answer. but i actually love the physical act of driving. they re going to take but then thinking about it, now we can do a lot of stuff if we don t have to drive. that s true. stuff i m doing now. texting, drinking, having sex. so it s kind of a wash. i would do my nails. that s what i would do. you would do your mail? i would do my mail. what does that mean? computerized it s like the tram the tram at the airport. it s going to get you from point a to point b. there s no guy driving that tram. it s computerized. that is true. so is that what the highway s going to become? whatever happened to we were expecting the monorail. this is the monorail but it s an individual monorail. it s fantastic. it s what you meant by i made it sound better, nick. come on. bill, as a homeless degenerate, do you think sleeping in a driverless car