Logo of ____

Hint:

Cracked by: varuns88 , srichand , Dibyo , priyananda , duriel and udupendra

varuns88, srichand, Dibyo, priyananda, duriel and udupendra

Which famous geek connects these people?

Cracked by: udupendra , Arun Warrier , varuns88 , teju , Dibyo , shenoyvarun86 , Atul Mathew , jayanth , RajT , duriel, bobo and Rohan (bravo to you, sir).

udupendra, Arun Warrier, varuns88, teju, Dibyo, shenoyvarun86, Atul Mathew, jayanth, Rohan, RajT, duriel and bobo

Which fictional character has been “teddy bear”-ized here?

Hint: All geeks would have read the book in which this character appears

Cracked by: udupendra , RajT , teju , bobo , varuns88 , Dibyo and duriel.

udupendra, RajT, teju, bobo, varuns88, Dibyo and duriel

What is the missing piece of the pie? And while you answer that, post the source of the data too :)

The force was with Prasad , varuns88 , teju , Ginkgo100 , manubhardwaj , Dibyo , Vish , duriel , BiGFooT , shashank and udupendra.

Prasad, varuns88, teju, Ginkgo100, manubhardwaj, Dibyo, Vish, duriel, BiGFooT, shashank and udupendra

Identify

Cracked by: yaksha , shashank , madhur , srichand , teju , Arun Warrier , udupendra , Ginkgo100 , duriel , priyananda , Rahul , anirudh , varuns88 , shyam , psrinivas , akhi , Dibyo , gammafunction , svgreatest , shivathilak , Keerthi Kiran M , kiran , BiGFooT , piezocake and Rohan.

yaksha, shashank, madhur, srichand, teju, Arun Warrier, udupendra, Ginkgo100, duriel, priyananda, Rahul, anirudh, varuns88, shyam, psrinivas, akhi, Dibyo, gammafunction, svgreatest, shivathilak, Keerthi Kiran M, kiran, BiGFooT, piezocake and Rohan

This is a question by duriel… Thanks a bunch man. (MOAR Qs 2 [email protected] PLZKTHX)

Q_17_apr.flv

What’s going on?

Cracked by: varuns88 , teju , duriel , Sridhar C , shashank , Dibyo and madhur.

varuns88, teju, duriel, Sridhar C, shashank, Dibyo and madhur

Connect:

1. 
2. 102.7
3. 

Cracked by: jayanth , gammafunction and shashank.

jayanth, gammafunction and shashank

A typical demo of this technique does it this way: You’re sitting at your PC happily looking at something (like in (1)). Guys sitting almost 25m away (not in direct contact with you) can reproduce your entire screen (like in (2)).

What’s this technique called?

It isn’t new, BTW. A proof-of-concept was published by a Dutch researcher in 1985. (The technique was eventually named after him)

Phreaked by: udupendra , duriel , Rahul , madhur , akhi , Dibyo , Ashwin , varuns88 , shashank , teju , Tathagata Chatterjee and yaksha.

udupendra, duriel, Rahul, madhur, akhi, Dibyo, Ashwin, varuns88, shashank, teju, Tathagata Chatterjee and yaksha

Connect

Cracked by: duriel , madhur , akhi , RajT , Sridhar C , udupendra , varuns88 , prasanth , Tathagata Chatterjee , yaksha(close, but not correct) , Rahul , teju , svgreatest , Ajay Parasuram(close, but not correct) and Ginkgo100.

duriel, madhur, akhi, RajT, Sridhar C, udupendra, varuns88, prasanth, Tathagata Chatterjee, yaksha, Rahul, teju, svgreatest, Ajay Parasuram and Ginkgo100

If you were alive in the 1940s, you could see this image everyday. Where?
(If you don’t want to be too specific, you can just identify what images like this were used for)

Cracked by: Ginkgo100 , Tathagata Chatterjee , RajT , akhi and Dibyo.

Ginkgo100, Tathagata Chatterjee, RajT, akhi and Dibyo