I get that people want me to wring my hands over this, but I don’t really know why considering all the consent involved.

This is the most crypto-bro strategy ever conceived.

Also in the Love It camp. The camera kicks asses and takes names. The processor is plenty speedy. Enough RAM. Stock Android. Speakers that actually sound good.

In the case of the power plant, this is remarkably stupid. The military sites are only slightly less stupid, because any number of companies will sell you high resolution aerial photography in the same way it’s sold to Google.

Bröther can you spare some TEARS?

I think it’s also important to note that electric vehicles aren’t widely powered by cleaner, renewable sources except in specific instances. Most power still comes from fracked natural gas, even if the switch from coal was beneficial.

Well, Israel’s behavior is pretty foul.

True, a problem with the person - but the product enables easy implementation. I assume this is being triggered when someone is out of earshot or the Echo is muted, and they are also unaware of the light, either looking the other way or in an adjacent room.

Yeah, in this anecdotal experience the husband administered the whole thing and his wife is a novice. So I’m sure he fully enabled it all to be seamless.

I just can’t get over the privacy concerns, personally. The way that people are abusing the drop-in feature to listen to spouses, or not knowing if a man in the middle has found an unpatched exploit to listen using a mic that’s always on.

It still feels like these speakers were a solution searching for a problem.

He’s “not here to argue what the Israeli government does,” so I’m not sure what he’s here for. Besides quoting the garbage tenants of a tiny terrorist group.

I don’t see much reference to this war, the opposing military forces, even hypothetical comparisons of the opposing airframes/armored vehicles/naval assets/military intelligence/etc.

How many of the approximately 4.7 million Palestinians in the West Bank & Gaza under blockade could possibly be terrorists?

The targeting of non-combatants is documented. The “war” Israel keeps alive by holding land and continuing to take more land via illegal settlements that even the US has criticized. It’s hard to keep this shit a secret in the age of satellite imagery. They know it looks bad, we know it looks bad. How about they keep…

Naw. This strongly suggests Israelis based on the Israeli company that produced the software. Then there’s the indirect targeting of the initial contact to Saudi-focused activists to make non-critical thinkers stop at square one.

Barring the rare case that software made by an Israeli company wouldn’t be prohibited by export control for sale to Saudi Arabia, Israeli intelligence would want to do things this way to propagate the spyware across Amnesty. Everyone’s knee-jerk is to look at Saudi.

10/10. I can hear this gif.