Blackvue has SIM card options with cloud storage. My blackvue 4K can do it But you have to pay a subscriber fee to them for the storage.

I bought it because it’s the only camera I could find that could handle reading a license plate at 30 ft. I never activated the SIM features.

“We” don’t want and won’t tolerate a king.

But at the moment, “we’ve” voted for and allowed a king.

Can’t really blame it on the Smithsonian. They’re getting mixed messages.

As long as “the king” is in power, these petty struggles aren’t going to do anything but hurt the public services.

The parades need to be weekly and bigger.

I did not put restrictions on HOW they remove him from office.

It is now the constituents job to remove him from office. If your politicians will not stand up for you you need to stand up against them

MasterCard is so big they don’t even know what all their departments are doing. The PR department probably asked a couple of the top level execs if they were pushing for this and they said no so they claimed it didn’t happen.

Most run now, but it’s pretty clear it’s a matter of time till they won’t.

Google is pushing hard for integrity check. They’re about two steps away from stopping modified YouTube apps.

Publicly, they’re saying we don’t want to get sued for allowing the purchase of illegal content, We have no problem with legal content.

That’s not to say that’s how they are phrasing it too the publishers.

Ham radio in the US has restrictions on sending encrypted data over ham frequencies.

They can’t stop you, they probably won’t even catch you unless you are egregious about it. But if they do catch you, it’s like a $10,000 fine.

I think the whole world is quickly moving closer to China’s model. Everything that gets encrypted will need the government’s key on it anything they can’t decrypt will get blocked.

You basically set up some rules at the backbone level looking for suspect traffic. They could now have AI review the suspect traffic and try to tell if what’s going on is viable data or nonsense words/coded messages. All communications will need to be identified. None of the blocking would work real time but once they know who’s sending it in think that you’ve sent some stuff that you shouldn’t be sending they could just turn you off.

I read an article somewhere recently where AI was able to tell if an image was being used with even the most advanced steganography with a fairly high reliability.

They’ll never be able to stop people from privately communicating at small scale, But man will there be some watch lists.

To be fair, she’s wealthy enough it’s probably a Ghost Writer

This is capitalism she’s could do both and make a killing.

You must stand up to him and organize against him and by the way you can get a signed copy of My book by scanning the QR code at any of the exits on your way out this evening.

As planned. Don’t want any leftist uprisings.

Time, metrics, I have 7 access points, if one starts getting high noise, I get a message and can move it. If I want to put my TV on it’s own vlan, I can see what switch it’s on and what port, change the vlan from my phone in a handful of clicks

Updates, backups. For their issues, they also have a lot of creature comforts.

I ran Cisco for years. I spent more time on Cisco in most week than I have post setup on unifi and uniform has more features.

I decommissioned mine, I had it and to access points. When I moved, I replaced it with a dream machine se pro. I really wanted DPI and IDS at my full internet speed. I strongly considered just throwing a bunch of their access points up and crafting a firewall out of a PC. Run ntopng on it. In the end the sweet siren song of a cohesive, single interface, completely managed network won out.

Technically correct, but not to any point where it will have the intended consequence.

The vast majority of people will silently pay $18 instead of $12 for a shitty tiktok item because it’s not available locally. It’s primarily a tax on the masses, not some altruistic way to push manufacturing to the US.

That’s just the tariff logic all over again. We’re ordering it overseas because they don’t make it here. We don’t have the resources or the knowledge to make it here anymore and taxing it isn’t going to do anything more money into the hands of the oligarchs.

It’s a grift to pay for the tax breaks for the super wealthy.

It’s kind of like a PDF of a web page. But it’s functional You don’t have to load the whole site at once and links take you from page to page just like it did in the original website. The content is stored in monolithic ZIM files and you can get a decent selection from archive.org. But it’s mostly reference material and the content is quite static.

I tried really hard to use IPFS. I set up a syncthing and did some auto-publishing scripts.

It’s slow AF, and unless you pay some big player to pin your files there’s only about a 1 in 10 chance of it actually being available everywhere. I had to actually peer my computers together to get sure fire access to my own data.

Then there’s very little in the way of privacy. I did some JavaScript crypto self-decrypting archives that was kind of fun But with the distribution problems it just became more of a hassle to use than anything.

There are lots of people poking at them with sticks. Every time someone does it they post who’s doing it and show it as proof that they’re being oppressed.

you can at it’s current usage level, if new limits spark new usage, we’ll need a lot more exit nodes.