This is an Institute for Justice update on the Texas man who had his fourth amendment rights violated, and there are a lot more details provided. The interrogation tactic of getting you to sit in the police car with the…
A very important point is made at the beginning of this presentation having to do with opensource, and that’s others reviewing the code. And for this to truly work, you need to allow others to use the code as well,…
(Headline article below) It would seem that Graphene OS is the gold standard for privacy for how they change and lock down the device, also using sandboxing. The other devices are based on Lineage OS per my memory and not…
The video presentation is interesting, but this chart below got my attention. Consequently, social media has been instrumental in getting people to spend less quality time with each other, but the whole COVID scamdemic took it to another level, perfectly…
My favorite YouTube attorney covered this story, and there are some interesting extra details given.
This gives more details on a previous post where a driver was flagged and pulled over for a suspicious driving pattern, with his constitutional rights violated, now suing the sheriff department. Given the bodycam video I saw, I think he’ll…
Personally, I thought the whole move to a hypercar was a bad move, as what made the Corvette an interesting sports car was it’s comparable affordability. Though when pickups and Jeeps can be over $100,000, I suppose the Stingray at…
Though currently ended, it’s a wonderful example of how this data tracking gets abused, and for financial gain. Asset forfeiture is the driving force that seems to corrupt government and law enforcement officials to take shortcuts, violating people’s privacy and…
Something never really talked about is just how corrupt Ukraine is, and kind of funny as the EU would never let them pollute their union because they are too lawless. And this is a perfect example of how corrupt, as…
This is an indication of how the Flock ALPR cameras and other tracking can be abused for police fishing expeditions. And for some police or sheriff departments, asset forfeiture is the reason to abuse the civil rights of Americans in…
This is a good opinion piece on the CIA podcast guest floating around. I had watched the one video on Diaries of a CEO which was interesting, but as the guy below points out, you never really leave the CIA.…
These Flock ALPR cameras are trouble, and for them to remain there needs to be clear regulations on needing warrants with data being protected and deleted within a short time to preserve privacy, and not gobbled up by third parties.…
This is just ridiculous. By Anton Shilov No money, no hardware decoding. Dell and HP have begun to ship some of their PCs with disabled HEVC hardware decoding, potentially in a bid to avoid paying royalties to patent holders,…
This is the most ridiculous system, and all to extract wealth from nothing. And it betrays that the OCGFC, Owners and Controllers of Global Financialized Capital, exercise control over all the countries, as they all do the same things, e.g.…
This rush to Rust isn’t going so well. And as I’m one to point out, memory safe Rust is primarily for corporations that want to hire coders right out of school, as the other languages are safe when you properly…
I was previously using the repository for XLibre that was setup for Arch on my laptop, but it’s not keeping up with the new versions. I found the AUR package from XLibre at bottom, and did the three step process…
