Perhaps they picked the wrong vehicle for the race? Law enforcement Chargers can do 150 mph, so you need to be faster to gap them and then execute a quick plan of escape. Though difficult to do if you don’t…
The problem with these systems is that it’s instilling laziness in police investigators who are treating the technology as much more reliable than it actually is. And throw in this faulty tech with understaffed law enforcement, and there will be…
(Headline article below) If you have any projects running Debian Bookworm, you have until 2028 to upgrade. Though worth pointing out, there is the Freexian option for even longer security support, and they use Debian developers with even commercial contracts…
The fast tracking of gene therapies is concerning given the last one that killed and disabled so many. Could this signal a gain of function version of Ebola? Or a false flag of infections spread around the world to make…
Did they not use heavy enough wire, or is the pump pulling more power than it should? Why not the old belt driven system? My Subaru has electric power steering which isn’t hydraulic, and I found this blurb on advantages…
The problem with IBM/Red Hat taking over a project and putting their shills in charge is they have no integrity, so guess what happens next? They also went all in on sexual deviancy and then being racist in kicking out…
A good interview on the state of Bitcoin and BIP-110 trying to save Bitcoin from bad actors.
Is this where age verification is going? To the carrier level like Mexico requiring biometric identification to have a cellular number. And remember that carriers actually upload firmware outside of your control to your devices operating under the operating system.…
And this has nothing to do with protecting children, but to usher in the digital Panopticon for the soon to be revealed Antichrist. And of course the AI trash misidentifies 48% of images as noted in the article. As we…
This is a crazy story of how law enforcement becomes negligently lazy in doing proper police work while utilizing Flock ALPR cameras, and very similar to a case that happened in Colorado where they accused the wrong woman of stealing…
I think California is signalling something here, and it’s your dystopian AI future inbound. The students found out their dorms held more than 330 cameras from their own newspaper, not the school that installed them. By Ben Squires San…
I worked for Brinks Armored back in the late nineties, and we had a deposit processing portion of the business for small banks and their business customers, mostly fast food. The deposits were processed and sent to the fed to…
Most of the tech Linux media hasn’t really covered XLibre properly other than Lunduke, and he’s done a nice piece on their one year anniversary. In the time of the push to digital ID and all the tech megacorps in…
I’m not that knowledgeable about Calvary Chapel, but I do remember watching a sermon from one online that was back in Sacramento. And I wasn’t impressed with the pastor or the operation, and they’re charismatic, errantly believing tongues and prophecy…
On device scanning to protect the children now, but it’s heading to on device agentic AI spying on everything and reporting violations to the government. And the UK is already prosecuting people for posting factual information that goes against the…
I don’t think people understand just how AI is going to be used, which this paragraph sums up nicely. Beyond this, they’re most likely building a very detailed profile on you as an individual based on what you research, beliefs,…
