This is pretty much awesome.

Seen in a comments thread about paper deadline extensions:

"If people don't like randomly distributed unequal treatment, then why do they keep submitting papers to security research conferences?"

... Built by a MechE Ph.D. with (I presume) too much time and money on his hands:

http://ronpatrickstuff.com/

Schneier: "Cory Doctorow wanted a secret decoder wedding ring, and he asked me to help design it."

http://www.flickr.com/photos/doctorow/2817314740/http://www.schneier.com/

"No skis take rocks like rental skis!"

Via Nate Lawson's blog, TEMPEST: A Signal Problem is a recently declassified NSA document on the history of "compromising radiations from communications and Comsec equipment." Unfortunately, big chunks are still redacted, but there are still a couple pages worth of interesting reading there.

Google Maps will now show you predicted traffic conditions for a given day and time. Is there somewhere I can sign up to be told about these things without having to stumble upon them?

I, and a great many people I know, think like this.

Wired is carrying a small photo gallery of One Wilshire.

This big. (h/t my best friend from back in the day.)