This kind of sounds like bossware and I’m wondering if this is to learn so AI can pick up workflows and takeover technical computer input jobs and maintenance? Consequently, from the beginning, I was convinced that AI was primarily about…
We already had the studies where they could use WiFi to track people and their movements inside a building, but this identifying people is a new wrinkle. And a good example of why you don’t want to run WiFi routers…
This is a good example of leftist thinking, as this stupid assistant professor signed up for this and let them install equipment on her HVAC, to do this very thing in a heatwave taxing the grid. And beyond her dumb…
Frankly, Demonrats and their chameleon buddies, RINOs, are liars, but it’s interesting that a man claiming to be Christian doesn’t understand the Bible while being a “Pastor”. He’s neither a Pastor nor a Christian with this belief system. So many…
This 24 episode Japanese television show is a gem. A Ronin with remarkable swordsmanship and integrity travels Japan looking for a job in a clan as an officer, and in his travels he has tremendous impact on the lives of…
The private party angle for bringing in Flock cameras is the really diabolical angle. And keep in mind that Lowes and Home Depot also put these cameras at their properties. I do seem to remember that some HOAs would set…
The Bitcoin Way was going over the Coldcard hardware wallet debacle, and they played this video from Coindesk which I have queued up below. This was such amateurish propaganda presentation, as notice the female with the long smile tell, and…
I was just starting to find Simon Dixon interesting, but this video was just propaganda. They were trying too forcibly to get people to abandon the BIP-110 soft fork and impending hard fork to come back to captured Bitcoin. The…
If you own a Trezor device and are affected, be wary of phishing emails. You really should already be weary of phishing attempts and how to spot them. And beware the phone calls too, and don’t talk much or give…
Development on Payjoin which allows transactions that obfuscate amount and payee giving some privacy to transactions that support it. Basically, both parties contribute funds to a transaction so it’s not clear who was paid, concealing the refund, kind of like…
Unfortunately the main Wired article is paywalled, but we get some quotes from Slashdot. I highlighted this in the past in a post with the WEF presentation about brain transparency, where they were working towards monitoring employees during work hours…
The bit about the board of the captured Linux Foundation having a lot of hardware makers represented, with the conspiracy being this leading to old hardware support being dropped is very telling. No economic interest there. As we’re heading into…
