Flock’s surveillance cameras have already sparked outrage. WIRED reconstructed its next-generation AI system, already in use by some police, to confirm it goes much further than tracking license plates.
“Reconstructed”? What does that mean here? Give me a repo link.
Nope - it absolutely correlated with the update they pushed last Monday. My 5G (and to a lesser extent WiFi) started dropping to /SOS all the fucking time. Super frustrating. I think an intern must have fucked the netstack in some interesting way. Or vibe coded it.
Hopefully it will also fix the extremely irritating connectivity bugs that came with 26.6 too
Burn it down.
Eat the rich.
That is so unbelievably pants-on-head fucking stupid that it’s difficult to even comprehend.
Tbh I’m honestly kind of impressed at this point
Tbh I’d be making a complaint to the practice, med org (if any) the practice is a part of, as well as the AMA. That’s absolutely egregious, and entirely indefensible as a medical practitioner.
So:
Critics say buying commercially available records allows government agencies to bypass safeguards that could require a warrant or court order if the information were demanded directly.
The SEC is controlled by regime flunkies now. This is an end-run of the 4th amendment.
ARC announced last November that it was shutting down TIP following pressure from lawmakers and reports about its government contracts. The program ended in 2025, but the newly released SEC documents reveal that its reach was far wider than previously known, and that overseas travelers were included in the system.
In related news, it was reported in March that FBI Director Kash Patel defended the bureau's continued purchase of Americans' location data, despite warnings from lawmakers that the practice sidesteps Fourth Amendment protections.
You can’t imprison a company
I mean… absolutely fucking not on my baremetal. But at the same time, I wouldn’t really care about executing it in an appropriately sandboxed VM or container. And maybe that’s part of the test.