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This is what I want. To be able to put on a hat and sunglasses and have it obscure me.

Oh!!! Or suits like in A Scanner Darkly!!!

Not for nefarious reasons, I'm pretty boring. It's the principle of the thing.

Yeah, except if he knew everyone that entered the apartment at any time was recorded, it would maybe have been a deterrent.

Her other option could be a hidden nanny cam trained on the door so she'd have proof she wasn't crazy.

But again the issue isn't people wanting to know who is outside their door, or entering without their knowledge. The issue is the camera companies keeping all the footage for themselves.

We have an off brand camera aimed at our porch for porch pirates. It's not going to get someone walking by on the street. We have it only recording to the sdcard.

But we can live view and it alerts through the app. We don't use the cloud service or AI. But there's nothing stopping the app from screenshotting alerts and sending them somewhere.

I'm trying to figure out how to have an actual closed system so only computers under my control can access camera(s)

omg, I've literally asked by saying, "I know it's probably right in front of me, but my brain has decided to stop working. please help, I'm an idiot" Almost every time it's 6 inches from where I was looking. or behind me.

Thank you!!

I've got a mental list in my head of like 4 things I need to do. 2 are time-sensitive. 2 are things that would make me feel better to do. 2 would improve things.

I'm scrolling on Lemmy. And adding things to my mental to do list.

https://www.si.com/nfl/how-much-do-super-bowl-halftime-performers-pay-or-get-paid-to-perform

Union scale and exposure if you don't want to read. The article only hypes up the successful exposure, not the trainwrecks.

It's not clear It's a lynching and not the result of a guilty conscience. Evidently hangings in MS are more often suicide instead of murder /s

• at least according to the law enforcement speaking to the local news

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Maybe you, but definitely not me.

Or trafficked.

I read Bill Browder's Red Notice about how he and others went in after the fall of the USSR. It explains very well how a former superpower was picked apart and the choice bits divvied up to make some future oligarchs very very incomprehensibly rich and powerful. Granted, it was a unique situation at the time since the USSR owned everything and they attempted to "give it back to the people."

It's scary. It's not dry nonfiction. And some of the rich people he learned from, met, and has some insight on, are quite interesting in hindsight. (Ghislaine's father, and Khashoggi family come to mind off the top of my head.)

But between the monopolies and current government trying to control things (like the Tiktok deal, and taking 10% of what was it, Intel?) There's a consolidation of wealth and power happening out in the open.