Do not disassemble a CRT on a whim. Even if you’re being careful, it can go wrong. There’s strong magnets, glass under pressure, capacitors that can hold a deadly charge for a long time, and toxic chemicals.
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They may not get your face, but that thing is pretty recognizable. Maybe do a mass produced guy fawkes mask instead?
Don't those old monitors have high voltage components that you can use to make a DIY tazer, if not kill yourself in process.
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We had a guy in our city rob a bank, wearing a hoodie, but it exposed a bit of his face, which showed him to be Caucasian.
Later they realized that he had used a stretchy fabric hood with a face printed on it. They sell them on the Internet, often with celebrity faces. When pulled over the head, it clings to your face, and looks a lot like a real face, if you don't get a close look. It fooled the little local cops and news for a minute. It might work well to fool facial rec, especially when all the protesters are described as looking like Kobe Bryant.
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The key is to breathe in the microplastics deeply.
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That poor CRT monitor deserved better than that.
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Ok but what about Gait recog ?
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You'll still need to get around gait recognition.
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I find this cute! ♥️
I mean, sorta, except then you'll be the dude with the white plague doctor mask, so....
Trying to decide what’s worse: trying to breathe or the feel of adhesive and sharp bits of plastic against my face.
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Hide you face but it's not "grey man"
Hmm. Yeah I can see how someone could look at the back of a CRT and envision the sloping down of a forehead into a long beak.
But where did the bottom piece come from? It has tiny holes all over and i cant picture any part of the case that has that contour. And its never shown in any other pic
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And face coverings are now illegal in public.
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