| pronouns | he, him, his |
| location | the unceded, unsurrendered Territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation |
| pronouns | he, him, his |
| location | the unceded, unsurrendered Territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation |
I'm amazed at the inventiveness and skill required to create tools like this.
But I lament the corrosion of our society to the point where ordinary citizens have to take up the yoke of technical counter surveillance measures that until recently would've been arcane skills reserved for professional spies and spy hunters just to get by in life with the smallest shreds of dignity.
Worried about lusers wearing #RayBan #Meta #smartglasses to covertly record you?
Try the Nearby Glasses app from Yves Jeanrenaud @yjeanrenaud for Apple and Android phones:
https://apps.apple.com/de/app/nearby-glasses-original/id6761056896
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.pocketpc.nearbyglasses
Nearby Glasses warns you when smart glasses are nearby. It runs only when open, not in the background, so YOU are NOT suddenly the one creating #privacy concerns.
It's a FREE, simple, open source app:
https://github.com/yjeanrenaud/yj_near
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, you could start here:
https://carleton.ca/news/story/meta-ai-smart-glasses-privacy-concerns/
It's not meant to do it all. But it's a good first step for some people, it's available now, and it's free.

Da fällt mir ein,
ich könnte mal
die Wände bei
mir streichen.
I realize that the Lincoln Project videos are not going to change the minds of all President Voldemort's "loyal" followers, but I still think that their videos could change some minds. Here's "Pathetic":

| No sugar in any form, even juice was forbidden | |
| Natural sugars were okay | |
| Sugar in coffee or tea was okay | |
| Sugar in home-baked treats were okay | |
| Sugar on cereal was okay, but no sugared cereals | |
| I could have sugar in any form | |
| My parents taught me how to mainline sugar |
If I am ever killed in the streets by a driver while I’m on foot or on my bike, please make it known that I would consider it spitting on my grave for flags to be lowered by the same government that took away speed cameras, that fights common sense traffic calming, that fights to dismantle and prevent better infrastructure for vulnerable road users.
A government that encourages, even guarantees, more deaths of kids walking to school, of people on bikes, old ladies in parking lots, and crossing guards forced to become martyrs.