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How to Extract Data from a LOREX Fusion 4K N846A6-Z NVR System

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Feb 11 2024 by Samuel

The LOREX Fusion 4K N846A6-Z NVR System (Network Video Recorder) is a surprisingly sparse and light system for recording security camera footage.

A client was unable to locate her password and required data from the device for a divorce proceeding. The device was FedEx’d to me and my first step was to remove the internal 2TB Seagate SkyHawk Lite (ST2000VX007/2AY102-515) 3.5″ hard drive for cloning.

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The OpenAI Story of Bob.

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Dec 23 2022 by Samuel

The prompt:

Write me a short and inspiring story about Bob in I.T. who lost his job to a new form of Artificial Intelligence. Everything he used to do is now automated by an advanced form of AI. Tell the story of how Bob overcame getting fired from his job and became more successful than ever with a detailed explanation of his 5-step success plan.


Bob had been working in the IT industry for over a decade, and he had always prided himself on his technical skills and ability to solve complex problems. However, one day, everything changed.

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The Proprietary Plight of the Drobo

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Nov 27 2022 by Samuel

There’s something intensely alluring about tech like the Drobo. I am reminded of a time when solving a problem permanently was a primary goal. A time when devices had clear purposes and switches had a satisfying click to them. The Drobo has both a satisfying power switch and also some auto-on creative capabilities.

Drobo front panel with lights
The Drobo 5D Front LED Panel

The proprietary BeyondRAID filesystem scheme which cleverly makes use of multiple drives in a JBOD-like-manner but with redundancy is also, it turns out, is its greatest weakness, preventing the product from being dependable over the very long term. The reason for this is simple: relying on a proprietary filesystem requires having a backup for the Drobo device itself. Sure, the data is still intact, but unreadable on anything but a Drobo. Worse still, the Drobo 5D is not compatible with the Drobo 5N for some reason. So, swapping the drives in that way could easily destroy all of the data.

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Bitcasa and the “infinite storage” vision finally hits reality.

1 Comment | This entry was posted on Oct 24 2014 by Samuel

bitcasa fails at infinite storage

Reality has its way of creepin’ up on Silicon Valley every once in a while. On Thursday, October 23, 2014, the Tech Crunch “disruptor” Bitcasa finally ceded to reality, despite a pretty long run of unreliably providing “infinite” storage. Unreliable, you ask? Read on ~

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nothin’ new to see here

1 Comment | This entry was posted on Jul 21 2014 by Samuel

skeuomorphism

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Something Old

1 Comment | This entry was posted on Sep 11 2013 by Samuel

aero glass iOS7

Something curious happened during Microsoft’s PDC in 2003 (See ‘geeks bearing gifts‘). They unveiled the then-exciting and anticipated Longhorn operating system that was powered in large part by the GPU. That is, each “window” of Windows would no longer be rendered in software. They would be rendered as full 3D planes using the GPU.

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