it's not surprising at all that prescott would have them, but i fully expected prescot valley to have been head of them.

fyi: shahid king bolsen is another radlib along the same vein as graham platner or badempanada or the "maga commmunism" guys w the american communist party.

they say the right things and it gets everyone hooked on what they have to say, but their answers only guarantee that we keep doing the same sh*t over and over again.

it's a tactic that the democrats pioneered almost a half century ago and it works like this:

@agent1.618 40 minutes ago

1:33 "police say he was a family member"

1:59 "police have not confirmed the relationship between Lewis and the teen"

This is way too kind in the way it speaks about the whole situation. I understand that you don't want to piss off your local cops, especially when you drive shit for a living.

But the sheer fact that a clerical error in fucking LA can cause this kind of police interaction to occur is fucking ridiculous. So many steps along the way where having the right people involved asking some basic ass questions could have prevented what could have easily been a fatal scenario.

I thought the camera man was somewhat cordial with him. It only got a little heated once he started filming his van. They actually had a decent discussion on the philosophy of the system before the flock guy kinda got up in arms on the filming.

This dude is just trying to feed his family. He probably got contracted by flock and has no fucking clue what the cameras do or represent. Let him be.

This case has been brewing for quite awhile. Excited to see the outcome from the Institute for Justice lawsuit.

I have been an information security professional for longer than I care to admit. Everything Jordan brought up in his videonis laughably bad and should have triggered immediate lawsuits against Flock and immediate removal of their "compromised" systems. I put the word compromised in quotes because for something to be compromised, it first needs to be secured.

That wasn't a YouTube script, it was Flock's response to his previous video where they were saying their production devices were not accessible in the same way. Which is just the most powerful and hilarious demonstration that not only were they straight up fucking lying , but that they still did not patch any of the insane vulnerabilities that he uncovered.

This was a great moment to showcase the vulnerability. Reading his own YouTube script in the live footage to prove access is wide open. Unreal!

there's a reason why flagstaff is the only other island of sanity in the red sea of insanity named arizona.

this and he taylor laurenz story is making me wonder if wired has become a great source for counter narratives to the mainstream.