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Human who likes music and 'Murica. I am no longer just lurking here...
Wisconsin, USA
Joined November 2010
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I was told that this was just a plate reader...
“Who’s a good boy?!”
Hackers just dumped the contents of a Flock camera.
They found:
🔴Software explicitly detecting people, not just plates
🔴1.6 million images logged in 21 days
🔴Key to decrypt files stored on the device itself.
Finds directly contradict Flock, which claims someone with physical access can't access images.
Making it worse,@GainSec warned about the physical access issue more than a year ago & Flock downplayed it.
And yeah, the Flock camera logged “Who’s a good boy?!” about every 2 minutes, all while plagued with errors, crashes & reboots.
By @dmehro & @josephfcox
wired.com/story/hackers-floc…
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Lies, conspiracies, and gossip. They make up the dense fog that obscures what really going down in this war.
The legendary ace – Wings – is no different.
#ACE8 releases October 2nd, 2026!
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Let it be known that they will come after you with headlines for not submitting to them.
Your race wont save you from the whorde of tiktok and boomer foids who are out for blood.
EXCLUSIVE: The holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial had a history of domestic violence allegations, the NBC10 Boston Investigators have learned through court documents and interviews with family members. Read the full investigation here. on.nbcboston.com/FL2Wbjr
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Massachusetts law prohibits anyone “to engage in an act directed at a [juror] that seriously alarms or annoys such person” with a penalty of up to 10 years imprisonment.
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Lmao. Imagine, for one second, that your whole argument is that drugs from pharmaceutical companies are the real problem and should excuse you from culpability on murder.
This is like watching the TikTok foids say that Patrick Clancy did the murders because their forensic astrology charts told them so.
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The prosecution didn't "allow" 9 women on the jury.
It's a common but mistaken belief that the lawyers actually engage in "jury SELECTION." If I could select the jury, I'd never lose.
Lawyers have a MODEST ability to DE-select individual jurors--and every time we remove one we have no idea if the next one in line is even worse.
Mostly we're largely stuck with the jury pool the community sends us. If that has a bunch of dried-up box-o-wine true crime conspiracy theorist broads in it, that's what we're largely stuck with.
I can assure you that the prosecution utterly lacked the ability to stock the jury with 35--year-old men recently raped by their ex-wives in the family courts.
We have an epidemic of evil in the form of toxic empathy.
🚨#BREAKING: Three jurors from the Lindsay Clancy trial just broke their silence... and revealed exactly how one man single-handedly caused the mistrial.
Eleven jurors were ready to find her not guilty by reason of insanity.
One man refused, even though admitted he had the doubt... and still wouldn't sign it.
She says the lone holdout, a man, acknowledged he had reasonable doubt.
Her words: "He admitted he had reasonable doubt and I started filling out the forms, I was so excited."
She thought it was over.
She thought they finally had their verdict.
And then, she says, he told the room:
"But I'm still not going to say that she's not guilty by reason of insanity."
Absolutely wild.
GOD BLESS THAT MAN!!!!!!!
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BREAKING: A Flock salesman tried to sell the city of Sheboygan 5 years' worth of data on traffic speeds and movement captured by the city's Flock cameras, which the city was never told about.
This proves Flock controls and stores data without the city's knowledge and for periods well over 30 days, in contrast to all public statements and promises about how they handle data.
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The next time some corrupt police chief or city council member says these Flock cameras are "license plate readers" just play this video as a rebuttal....
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I genuinely want to see the answer for this from the pro-Flock crowd.
Had Flock been as robust as it currently is during COVID, would you have supported it? Would you have cheered as the police arrested people for leaving their homes or going to private gatherings?
It fills me with great despair to see people dehumanize unborn children.
I used to be supportive of the pro-choice movement, that was until I had seen the very first ultrasound of my daughter at 8 weeks. In that moment something inside me changed, and I cannot describe how or what. All I know is that tiny child I saw now gives me the greatest joys I have ever known in life.
I truly wish for everyone to feel the same as I do, and to be an advocate for the unborn that will bring their own parents the same joy.
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To all the people saying the anti flock movement is pushed by the left, you have fallen for the propaganda. It's not pro crime, it's not anti law enforcement.
Its literally pro liberty and your giving yours away walking us right into a police state.
"We can do it to the government/company, so they should be able to do it to us" is the most loyalist, idiotic excuse for invasion of your privacy.
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Cops used Flock cameras to follow a guy to a legal Michigan dispensary, then waited and pulled him over when he got back home to WI, where weed is illegal.
Their reasoning? He “travels to Michigan frequently which is a known source state for marijuana.” Such ESSENTIAL use of these cameras!
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See guys, just pull yourselves up by your bootstraps.
JUST IN: Billionaire John Morgan reveals Americans only need $30 million & a fully paid-off house to be financially set for life.
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John Morgan was describing his own personal "magic number" for a high-end lifestyle ($30M at 4% for $1.2M/year tax-free plus paid-off house to "live like a sheik"), not claiming Americans only need this amount to be set for life.
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