Malnourished Brain Eating Zombies, Run!

http://jalopnik.com/5141930/we-told-you-not-to-hack-the-electronic-road-signs-didnt-we?autoplay=true

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Omfg!

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What to do if there really is a zombie attack?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=As_9KARCLWE

It is all the news they have in Austin.


M.I.T. is no help, electric chainsaw, no power cords!

http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/by_year/2008/zombie_chainsaws/

George Obama was arrested in Nairobi with one joint of marijuana, police chief Joshua Omokulongolo said.

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There's even a recipe for gray matter on the back of the box.

hahahaahahaha!!! That is funny!! I wish knew how to hack into them. Couldn't I have some fun... " Caution Pigs Ahead".

Police are still looking for whoever broke the lock and reset the password. Texas Department of Transportation didn't know the default pasword, they had to wait for a company rep to wander over to Austin. The police might catch the next copy-cat.

It is much safer to just alter the picture of the roadsign.

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Klaatu barada nikto originates from the Cold War-era science fiction film The Day the Earth Stood Still . "Klaatu" is the name of the humanoid alien protagonist in the film. Klaatu commanded Helen Benson (Patricia Neal) to utter the phrase to the robot Gort. In response, Gort desisted from destroying the Earth, and resurrected Klaatu from death. No translation of the phrase was stated in the film.

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http://jalopnik.com/5146080/jalopnik+hacked-road-sign-were-all-going-to-jail-now?skyline=true&s=i

From here you can find links to the default password, the plea not to break the lock, comments and pictures of the hacked road signs. The bigest draw back is the portable signs have only three rows of eight letters each. RIDERINFO.COM won't fit on the same line. Editing the picture of the road sign is not a crime.

"This is an issue that poses a potential danger to the traveling public and our crews. Drivers are in jeopardy because these signs notify them of potential hazards up ahead. For example they could encounter construction equipment or conditions and be seriously injured or killed. Our crews rely on these signs to direct traffic through the work zone to help keep them and the motoring public safe."

"These people risk potential felony charges. These signs convey important safety information and we do not consider this a harmless prank."