Ok military guys and gals who are ‘avid readers’ of Feral Jundi, now is your chance. If you want to win a portion of that $30,000 prize, then you would be foolish not to submit Feral Jundi as a mobile app for this contest. lol Just kidding. But hey, if this blog counts as […]
The boys and girls at Ushahidi have come through again with another super useful tool for those that are tracking the efforts on the ground in Haiti. If you are deploying to Haiti, and want a quick run down of what some of the big ticket issues are, then check these various websites out along […]
”Do not engage in military operations; that will lead to defeat. Do not take land from a peasant. Emphasize nationalism rather than communism. Do not antagonize anyone if you can avoid it. Be selective in your violence. If an assassination is necessary, use a knife, not a rifle or grenade. It is too easy […]
Ok, this is a challenge to Zynga and MapItApps or even Raytheon. I have laid out the concept of the Bounty Hunter Mobile Application or BMHA, and all of these companies are the ones who could actually give life to it.
You might have heard about the first company, through their very famous website games like Mafia Wars or Farmville. (man, do […]
This is a basic one, but I think extremely intriguing. The idea behind this post, is that I am hoping that some programmer or entrepreneur will take this idea and run with it. Meanwhile, my ultimate goal of wanting to see an increase of criminals and terrorists being captured would be the best outcome […]
I posted a deal about this awhile back, and it is cool to finally get some statistics about the program. I thought it was an awesome idea back then, and I still think it is good idea and deserves further study and use.
Now some of you are probably wondering why this isn’t under law enforcement […]
This is cool. Thanks to David for giving me the heads up on this one. All I have to say is, ‘cry havoc, and let loose the mobile apps of war’. lol It is about damn time and I look forward to other interesting tools to pop up.
The big one here, is encryption. […]
