The purpose of this website is to help unburden your brain by releasing horrible sentences that live in there like demons
The purpose of this website is to help unburden your brain by releasing horrible sentences that live in there like demons
moar windmills plz
all the pretty horses out there, cantering over the plains, creating ebooks
before you can truly not give a flying fuck, you must first understand the flying fuck
the end link of the sway bar is not connected at all. it's like a ball and socket joint but the ball is outside the socket. if it were a shoulder the arm would be hanging off, all loose
there's nothing better than being a non car guy whose car is making a funny noise, bravely deciding to look under your car anyway just in case the problem is really obvious, and then the problem is so obvious that maybe you shouldn't have been driving the car
multiple dogs howling into the air, one fluffy white dog in the middle is Cosmo. The dog on his right is a mixed breed named Amber. The dog on his left is a Chihuahua named Coco.
this is Cosmo rolling around on his back in the yard
this is Cosmo holding a fake cigarette, stuffy toy, and looking at the camera with glee
this is Cosmo wearing a necklace of flowers during our wedding
If you made it this far, your reward is some pics of my dog, Cosmo!
(Some pics are from my non-Ring home security cameras, which point into my home or yard and use on-device SD card storage so tech companies and ICE never get access).
Keep your pets and your neighbors safe, everyone!
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Surveillance isn't only in the physical world. Politicians are using a moral panic about youth accessing LGBTQ info to force companies like Discord to require age verification, cutting off young people's access to important information and ending privacy for all. EFF's AV Hub helps you fight back.
EFF's Street Level Surveillance hub is a Field Guide to different types of police surveillance technology.
Learn what these technologies do, and how to recognize them.
A screenshot of the map of the United States filled with multiple colored dots indicating technologies used by law-enforcement in different communities
EFFβs Atlas of Surveillance lets you find out what surveillance technologies are deployed by law enforcement in your community. This technology includes Ring partnerships, drones, body-worn cameras, automated license plate readers, facial recognition, and more. www.atlasofsurveillance.org/atlas
screenshot of the homepage for the surveillance self-defense website, sd.eff.org.
EFF's Surveillance Self-Sefense guides help you protect your privacy when using digital devices. Learn basics like how encryption works, what settings on your phone do and don't do, and has guides for activists, protesters, journalists, LGBTQ youth. It's also in over a dozen languages.
ssd.eff.org
Technology should be a tool we use to fight the powerful, but companies like Ring turn tech into a weapon for tech oligarchs to profit and tyrannical government agencies to spy on us. Our Take Back CTRL site shows how tech companies and government work together, and how you can help stop it.
I'm not the writer of the @eff.org article shown in this video, but I work with her at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Thank you for sharing our work!
Here is a short thread of other resources we've put together to help you fight back against the surveillance state and protect your privacy.
A man in a blue shirt with a sly smile holds a coffee cup towards the photographer, sitting at a wooden table in a bustling cafeteria.
crying for normal reasons
(my favorite professor died in 2018 and I'm looking at his CV for books to read and noticed my name is on the it from when he was on my undergraduate writing portfolio committee)
www-s3-live.kent.edu/s3fs-root/s3...
Someone has torn up a letter and thrown it away. Picking up the pieces, one finds that many of them can be fitted together.
my stupid white dog is upside down in a hard with his legs in the air and his face staring you in the eyes because he is scratching his back on the astroturf
Screenshot with the following text, the last paragraph is highlighted: On December 18, 1854, a follower of Luther again attempted to reform the church, in this case by publishing a series of articles in newspapers and magazines. Like Luther, he risked persecution and punishment for being so bold as to criticize the established church. He had two great differences from Luther, however. First, the church this man criticized was not the Roman Catholic church, it was a Lutheran church. Second, the proposed revival and reform was stillborn; little was achieved in an external sense. But I think this Lutheran was a success in Godβs eyes, and that we have much to learn from the βfailedβ reformerβperhaps as much as from Luther himself. The following quote, from a newspaper article published by this man on March 26, 1855, gives a clear view of his estimate of the βofficialβ Christianity of his land: Sorry, something went wrong. Please try again.
Very contemporary and wise words from SoΜren Kierkegaard:
One of my male friends started taking testosterone to βbuild muscleβ and has just ended up extremely horny, and one thing led to another and Iβll just say if you havenβt already, one thing you can do this β¦uhh November is listen to this episode of Panic World about the No Fap movement and extremism
Neon sign that should say MADE BY HAND With love ALL DAY EVERYDAY But neon is hard to keep up and the love is missing
according to the liberation newspaper, documents dating back to a 2014 inspection by the French National Agency for the Security of Computer Systems reported a staggering detail: "the password of the louvre's video surveillance server was simply " louvre. "
the password to the louvre surveillance server was "louvre"
www.thesocialpost.it/2025/11/02/f...
Ugh. That is where everyone got their news about politics (not sarcastically)
HA
Tl;dr?
Language shapes how we think about the systems that govern our lives. Here's your guide to the terminology that's shaping βAge Verificationβ laws, and why you should care about these distinctions. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
Yorgos, ya did it
The picture shows a man sitting on public transportation, possibly a bus or light rail, next to a large white dog. The man has short dark hair with some graying, a trimmed beard, and is wearing a denim button-up shirt over a yellow T-shirt featuring a cartoon character. He is holding a brown paper bag. The white dog, which appears fluffy and calm, takes up much of the right side of the image, with one eye and its nose clearly visible. Sunlight is streaming in from the window behind them, revealing an urban street scene with buildings outside.
Rare Muni Cosmo, who received an entire caprese sandwich for free from a passenger, god bless public transit
pictures of poop
screenshot of the app
picture of dakota attached to a toilet
you can NOW preorder the Dekoda: surveillance for your shit!
It "analyzes gut health" with..."advanced sensors." But don't worry--its got a "validated" algorithm and fingerprint sensor (?) and is end-to-end encrypted.
A man whom one loves gets drunk and keeps repeating himself.
So when the police say that utilizing Flock Safety devices has helped reduce crime by over 70 percent, you donβt trust them, right? Because you canβt possibly quantify it?
Inquiry to a fancy NY art gallery: ββPrice upon requestβ doesnβt phase me, it is the water I swim in! Tell me the HISTORY of the piece; madame! Why, itβs not even a painting, merely one of 54 SILKSCREENs of a 1940s communist propaganda poster.β
Deep breath. Sent. Saw I signed it as βJason Jelley.β