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  • New Monorail Open This Year

    I guess this fits here..

    The new monorail that connects all of the strip is due to open this year in May or June I think. It should be open by the time Defcon comes.

    It connects the far end of the strip Sahara, A Block North of Circus Circus, Across from Statosphere, to the South End, at MGM.

    Heres a map of the path.
    http://www.vegas.com/transportation/monorails.html

    As far as I know, its the same as the other monorails have been, free to ride.

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    I think there is a small charge.. but we are still unsure about all of that.. they are going to have a big to-do about it being completed... I will have all the info then and post it here... but as of right now they are talking about a small charge for riding it
    If I had a nickle for every time someone offered me ten cents to keep my two cents to myself... I would be a rich man.

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    • #3
      Greeaaatt. Now someone will make a t-shirt that says, "I HACKED THE MONORAIL" and it will be free to the first person who does....

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      • #4
        Interesting thought, however - how many do you think would find hacking the monorail and possibly limiting their mode of transportation beneficial?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Qu|rk
          Interesting thought, however - how many do you think would find hacking the monorail and possibly limiting their mode of transportation beneficial?
          We're talking to the same folks who crashed the ATM, put soap in the jacuzzi, destroyed the walkway lights, getting pools closed... They have no concept that they are hurting themselves, just that they did something.

          Some folks see Defcon as an educational and religious experience. Other see it as "Beavis and Butthead go to Las Vegas."

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          • #6
            Originally posted by astcell
            We're talking to the same folks who crashed the ATM, put soap in the jacuzzi, destroyed the walkway lights, getting pools closed... They have no concept that they are hurting themselves, just that they did something.

            Some folks see Defcon as an educational and religious experience. Other see it as "Beavis and Butthead go to Las Vegas."
            Let's not forget about the jerkoffs that "hacked" the A/C system.. "Cool! We 0wned the A/C and crashed it! Wow.. it is getting hot... "

            Or the jerkoff that put cement in the toilets.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by astcell
              We're talking to the same folks who crashed the ATM, put soap in the jacuzzi, destroyed the walkway lights, getting pools closed... They have no concept that they are hurting themselves, just that they did something.

              Some folks see Defcon as an educational and religious experience. Other see it as "Beavis and Butthead go to Las Vegas."

              Originally posted by che
              Let's not forget about the jerkoffs that "hacked" the A/C system.. "Cool! We 0wned the A/C and crashed it! Wow.. it is getting hot... "
              crashed the A/C system? in a building loaded with computers/delicate electronics in 110+ degree heat? getting pools closed? what the hell is wrong with these people? If I see any tampering with things that will directly affect my electronics I can assure you that you'll see people tied up with the roll of spare cat5 I always carry, and I'll leave a note on them so others can kick and beat them as they go by. Defcon is an educational experience, not a reason to be a blatant ass to get attention by any means necessary.

              Quirk-

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              • #8
                Originally posted by astcell
                Greeaaatt. Now someone will make a t-shirt that says, "I HACKED THE MONORAIL" and it will be free to the first person who does....
                what defines "hacking the monorail"? can it just DOS, or does it have to leap off the track or something....?
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by KeLviN
                  what defines "hacking the monorail"? can it just DOS, or does it have to leap off the track or something....?
                  warmonorailing?

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                  • #10
                    It's more than possible to get the monorail to derail if you send 2 of the cars at each other at a decent rate of speed, voltage regulated by the centralized computer network(to stop said collisions, and control timing - or so I figure)....


                    Quirk-

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by KeLviN
                      what defines "hacking the monorail"? can it just DOS, or does it have to leap off the track or something....?
                      That is funny, I think las vegas is going to have to employ Homer Simpson durring dc incase any bad mishaps happen with the monorail.
                      If there is a Church of WiFi, then this is it's !

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                      • #12
                        Just as long as nobody tries to do the stunt portrayed in Highlander II on that longer stretch of track(slamming the train to unrealistic speeds), I dont think things will be much of a problem. It's a monorail, something where real lives are at stake, not some simulation on a computer screen. If you want to be a masochist about it, go ahead since there's a lot of people ready for fresh victims as referred to earlier, and it wont help your case next year when your "fun" causes trouble for the rest of us.

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                        • #13
                          This country is becoming so liberal that if you get run over by a monorail residing 30 feet in the air, your family can sue for millions, it is all the monorail's fault, oh and the fault of SUV owners too of course.

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                          • #14
                            could this hacking the monorail talk be considered terrorist planning?
                            "so many books, so little time"

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by sethstorm
                              Just as long as nobody tries to do the stunt portrayed in Highlander II on that longer stretch of track(slamming the train to unrealistic speeds), I dont think things will be much of a problem. It's a monorail, something where real lives are at stake, not some simulation on a computer screen. If you want to be a masochist about it, go ahead since there's a lot of people ready for fresh victims as referred to earlier, and it wont help your case next year when your "fun" causes trouble for the rest of us.

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