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話題のオープンソース3DCAD「SolveCraft」を使ってみましたが、噂どおりでAutodesk Fusionと凄く似ていますね。ほぼ同じ操作画面で機能も似ています。STEPやSTLの入出力もできるので驚きです。
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Are you a creator who is selling digital items? Hit me up. Looking to eliminate friction so you get the most out of your work.
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I've set up two ~5TB seedboxes with unlimited bandwidth & fast connections, and began seeding the most popular obliterated models.
Today, I'm filling gaps on some of the larger base models.
Do your part.
Let's get shit backed up before we're gatekept.
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Yes. Declassified FBI files from the investigation include witness statements placing a white van matching the description in the Doric Towers parking lot in Union City as early as 8:00 AM on 9/11 — over 40 minutes before the first plane hit at 8:46 AM.
The primary report that triggered the BOLO and arrests described three men on the van roof high-fiving, celebrating, and filming the burning towers *after* the impact. They were stopped ~4 PM near Giants Stadium, held for weeks, polygraphed, and deported for immigration violations. No terrorism charges. Some had prior intelligence ties per FBI/NSA checks; Israel and the men denied any role in the attacks.
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Fight back against Flock mass surveillance! I'll show you how you can fight back, how to request public camera data, and how one state sued a man for simply requesting the data -- they fear being watched, so the state made it illegal to request public data again. @therealDeFlock
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Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApesJul 7
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More surveillance technology is being introduced by Google
Google's is prepping a new AI feature for their Pixel phones that is going to ‘track and note-take’ all of your conversations it’s always listening to
“The amount of surveillance tech being normalized right now is astounding:
- We have the Kids Act in Congress that wants to implement ID checks just to access the internet
- We have the highly invasive Meta Glasses collabing with Kylie Jenner
- We have Google trying to scan your fingerprints and palms pretending it's a reCAPTCHA.
- We have Google admitting earlier this year that all the AI systems they're forcing into their phones is actually a way to harvest your data to further train their AI systems
- Then they added Nano Banana 2 onto their phones so that they could scan all of your photos
And now they want to harvest your audio data by recording and banking all of your conversations and the ambient noise around you whenever you go places”
All this is absolutely true
The Kids Act recently passed the US House. It bundles child online safety measures, including elements of the Kids Online Safety Act which very likely will push broad age verification across platforms, requiring ID checks or data collection
Google is testing a new reCAPTCHA version that activates your webcam for hand gestures, like wave or open palm to verify you’re human. It maps roughly 21 hand landmark and knuckles for “liveness detection.” It gives them more of your biometric data
And Google’s “Audio Memory” feature for Pixel phones is real and in development
It will “keep track of what you hear throughout your day, from the music around you to your important conversations.”
As of now you’ll have to opt in to Google’s Audio Memory and conversation-tracking feature. But we all know it starts out voluntary and ends mandatory or just apart of the phone
Literally no one needs this, this is nothing but mass surveillance packaged as some useless feature
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You know how I know that the Uniparty is real?
Someone can fundraise for Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton, yet still somehow be in the cabinet of the Republican winner, Donald Trump.
Note that Howard Lutnick also reportedly invited Jeffrey Epstein to the fundraiser. Someone with connections to both the Clinton's and the Trump's.
Note that he also bet against tariffs being legal and dodged 9/11. The Epstein class is the Deep State.
Americans are increasingly tired of US support for Israel. Political leadership is panicking. Tune in live NOW!
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Walmart recorded your voiceprint when you called customer service.
Did not tell you.
Did not ask you.
Built a voice profile.
Stored it in a database.
Then a second Walmart sued them for recording warehouse workers’ voiceprints through headsets.
Then a third lawsuit for facial recognition in stores.
Three biometric systems.
One company.
All being sued at the same time.
McDonald’s. Applebee’s. Chipotle. Domino’s. Wingstop.
All recorded voiceprints during pizza orders.
Verizon enrolled customers in voice ID without asking.
Your voiceprint cannot be changed.
Your face cannot be changed.
If Walmart’s database gets breached your voice is compromised forever.
Every future authentication system you use is now at risk.
The voiceprint is not a password.
It is a biometric identifier.
And it is sitting in a Walmart database.
This is only illegal in Illinois.
BIPA is the only US law that lets you sue.
In 47 states companies can collect your fingerprints face and voice.
With zero legal consequence.
The customer service call you made five years ago.
Was a biometric harvesting operation.
You just found out.
Walmart just got sued for secretly recording customer voiceprints when they called customer service.
But here's the full picture because this story is bigger than one lawsuit.
Walmart is currently being sued for biometric data collection three separate ways simultaneously:
— customer voiceprints captured during service calls.
— warehouse worker voiceprints collected via headsets to track inventory and monitor workers.
— facial recognition cameras in stores capturing shoppers' face geometry and uploading it to a database.
three biometric collection systems. one company.
now the wider picture:
Walmart is not alone. this is an industry pattern.
McDonald's, Applebee's, Chipotle, Domino's, Wingstop, Red Lobster, and Portillo's have all been sued for capturing customer voiceprints when people called to place orders. you called to order a pizza. they built a voice profile.
Verizon enrolled customers in voice ID during service calls without telling them.
Your voiceprint is not a password. you cannot change it. If Walmart's database gets breached and company databases do too, your voice is permanently compromised. every future voice authentication system you use is now at risk.
and this is only illegal in Illinois. BIPA is the only US biometric law that lets individuals sue. In 47 other states, companies can collect your voiceprint, face scan, or fingerprints without legal consequence.
The "just call customer service" pipeline has been a biometric data-collection pipeline for years.
you just didn't know.
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whatever happened to these, happened for a short bit in 2020 and then never again
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Sal the Agorist@SallyMayweatherJul 4
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