Whoever did it was having pizza and playing Mario kart with me at my apartment
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I'm pretty sure Flock cameras just... Do that sometimes. Nothing to look into, just a simple design flaw is all.
I wonder how long until destruction or removal of these will be considered an act of domestic terrorism...
I would have directed you to the 4th amendment to the constitution, but those are apparently suggestions instead of rights with the current judicial system.
Washington State (IIRC) is working on a law that exempts flock from FOIA requests. So that's not far behind.
They will attach AI controlled gun turrets to them, and let them defend themselves.
If you see someone cutting down a flock camera, no you didn’t
Correction: No they fucking didn't.
And if you think you saw someone doing this, no the fuck you didn't.
I also believe this is just a series of fortuitous accidents.
I saw an epic hero doing this. Could've been hercules
Hercules was with me all night. We were doing competitive pushups.
He won. Because he's awesome, and he can balance a spoon on his nose, and he tore down soooooo many flock cameras.......I mean........no, not that last one. I don't know why I said that. He was with me all night in the garage doing push-ups.
Unless by Hercules you mean Kevin Sorbo in which case, yeah, it was him alright.
.......not sure who that is, and I'm unsure why you'd throw him under the bus for stealing flock cameras.
Replacing the stolen license plate readers will cost Winona roughly $24,000 total.
That's one possible response to them being removed, I suppose.
I’m stating it now: This is an insurance scam/propaganda scare by Flock to shore up more money and “excuses” for their cameras 😉
Take that as you will.
Makes me think about those Meta glasses, how those cameras are capable of facial recognition, and they're so small you could easily hide them anywhere. These giant black cameras on poles right out in the open could be a red herring... I dunno. With the way things have been going, it wouldn't surprise me.
Good. Also no way someone did that we were chilling at my bbq the whole time.
False sense of security.
Automated system that cannot protect itself (I'm not mad tho).
But why the city needs to pay for the new cameras?
Who is the owner? No insurance?
In a lot of cases, from what I've heard, the local police pay Flock to put them cameras up, then continue to pay Flock to utilize them. From Flock's perspective it's an insanely good business model.
From the perspective of a citizen who's paying for it, I hope everyone working for Flock d- actually, never mind.
When I think of an automated system that can protect itself, ED-209 comes to mind for some reason.
I want a meet cute story about this person and the Tennessee guy
we were together playing borderlands all night!
stupid sticks don't even take any damage from an electrified bloodwing, these bunch of idiots get confused easily!

Police are pretty much helpless against anyone who doesn't drive, has friends and a pair of walkie-talkies.



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