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# WEP or WPA crack acceleration
 
I've got a couple of ideas so far:  
# WEP or WPA (or other hash/cipher) crack acceleration
#* In my dreams, I imagine a crack accelerator embedded in an autonomous robot that drives itself around cracking networks as it goes.
#* In my dreams, I imagine a crack accelerator embedded in an autonomous robot that drives itself around cracking networks as it goes.
# non-von Neumann computer
# non-von Neumann computer
#* E.g., the Reduceron, which is a machine that does something called graph reduction, a thing computationally equivalent to a Turing machine but which is better suited to pure functional languages like Haskell
#* E.g., the Reduceron, which is a machine that does something called graph reduction, a thing computationally equivalent to a Turing machine but which is better suited to pure functional languages like Haskell
#* see http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/fp/reduceron/
#* see http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/fp/reduceron/
# SIP <-> analog telephone adapter

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I've got a couple of ideas so far:

  1. WEP or WPA (or other hash/cipher) crack acceleration
    • In my dreams, I imagine a crack accelerator embedded in an autonomous robot that drives itself around cracking networks as it goes.
  2. non-von Neumann computer
    • E.g., the Reduceron, which is a machine that does something called graph reduction, a thing computationally equivalent to a Turing machine but which is better suited to pure functional languages like Haskell
    • see http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/fp/reduceron/
  3. SIP <-> analog telephone adapter