I haven’t seen much coverage of these attacks in Israel. Are we looking at a possible increase in these terror attacks? They were pretty prevalent when Saddam Hussein was giving rewards to the families of the suicide attackers, so could…
I used to read Revelation and think it was harsh, but as I’ve watched the wicked and added years to my life, I’ve come to firmly see that people have every bit of it coming. People think that because God…
And these hearings are all for show without anything really substantial ever getting done, though we did learn about a fourth player in the market. And they have a substantial amount of cameras installed worldwide, and the hack they suffered…
A very interesting video on how Proton deals with law enforcement requests, along with what data is available if they meet the legal requirements. And if you trust them not to be an intelligence front, there isn’t a lot of…
Another good Flock ALPR story, and it just boggles my mind how officers think they can get away with this when it’s logged. Does this point to officers thinking they’re safe to do other misconduct? There certainly seems to be…
(Headline article below) The bugs being introduced into software does seem to be going up, and where is the testing of patches? And the disturbing thing is the inclusion of AI code and Rust into the Linux kernel. If custom…
There is a really alarming part of this report that I haven’t seen anywhere else, and it’s police officers who know Flock ALPR cameras misread characters, so when they enter in license plates for their alerts, they’re purposely putting in…
The IOJ attorney that commented summed it up pretty well, but it’s just absolutely ridiculous that a US citizen traveling back into the country would have to submit his unlocked phone for perusal of a customs agent with no reasonable…
These numbers are refreshing, as people aren’t as enthralled with AI as some tech reporters hype it up to be. I remember early on seeing an AI article about the historical case for Christ, and though parts were decent, there…
This is about making sure they can move their Pi’s that have more memory instead of others being able to upgrade them. You’d have to wonder if the board members knew about the AI memory hikes that were in the…
I always thought this was a terrible idea, and given that Amazon is a big tech spying machine, what will they do to monetize the camera feeds of these drones as technology improves? Could they implement ALPR AI technology? Signals…
Long time CA political prostitute on his way out proposes bill that would force VPNs and DNS server providers to block sites, and good VPN providers have their own DNS servers for users. This is extremely interesting as I have…
The people fighting the Android lockdown to only Google vetted and identified paying developers, locking down your phone so you can’t run the software you want to run, have put together a pretty nice website. And though Google says you…
It’s very rare to have such breakage with Debian, and it will be pretty problematic for people with remote Raspberry Pis. I had to manually plug network cables into a Raspberry Pi 5, 4 and 2 Zero 2’s to add…
On one point you could say that UK Is audacious in trying to get a backdoor to everyone worldwide, but I’m inclined to believe this is more a marketing scheme to make people think they’re secure with Apple and their…
(Headline article below) Signal always bothered me because of them identifying you by phone number. Throw in the US Government using the platform which screams they trust the platform because they’re running it. And even through the communications are encrypted…
