I'm leaving Poland today and while going through security at the airport, they physically inspected the capacity of my power bank. Gotta say, I've never had that happen before, in almost a decade of travelling with a power bank in my bag
I randomly decided to wear my @Restore_the4th shirt for my travels today. While boarding my first flight of the day, there were two TSA agents at the gate, conducting "random" bag searches on every single person... Except me 😂
#IDoNotConsentSo, I opened an IP camera box today, and... I think someone doesn't understand how desiccant works
My talk at Hackers On Planet Earth yesterday went really well, I think. I'm pretty sure no one realized that it was actually only my first time speaking professionally ðŸ¤
Maybe the American people will get lucky and see this case percolate to the Supreme Court of the US.
I can't imagine a world where this ruling stands, despite the Colorado Supreme Court effectively side stepping the real issue at hand here, which are the digital dragnets police use in blatant violation of the RIGHT every American has to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures.
https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/18/google_keyword_search_warrants/
What's unconstitutional about Google keyword search warrants? Nothing, says Colorado Supreme Court
Arson case produces a very tricky precedent for anyone who values digital privacy
One of my favorite things about travelling in Europe is getting to watch the sun rise over the European countryside from an early morning train ride
Am I the only one who finds it dystopian or maybe a bit scary that you don't even need to show your passport anymore, really? You just walk through the boarding lane and facial recognition knows exactly who you are, where you came from, and where you're going. Scary stuff.
