https://duckduckgo.com/?q=mp4+transcoding+artifact
Namefaggotry via images is still namefaggotry and is repugnant to the spirit that animates true Patriots in this Q Army.
ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher Responds to Command Targeting and President Trump Support…
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/24/navy-seal-eddie-gallagher-responds-to-command-targeting-and-president-trump-support/
Blackmail Confirmed, Navy Secretary Richard Spencer Removed by Defense Secretary Mark T Esper…
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/24/boom-blackmail-confirmed-navy-secretary-richard-spencer-removed-by-defense-secretary-mark-t-esper/
Uh-oh
Surveillance state – "Ring" doorbell camera
Police Can Keep Ring Camera Video Forever, and Share With Whomever They'd Like 10:34 AM
Author: EditorDavid
schwit1 shared this new from the Washington Post: Police officers who download videos captured by homeowners' Ring doorbell cameras can keep them forever and share them with whomever they'd like without providing evidence of a crime, the Amazon-owned firm told a lawmaker this month… Police in those communities can use Ring software to request up to 12 hours of video from anyone within half a square mile of a suspected crime scene, covering a 45-day time span, wrote Brian Huseman, Amazon's vice president of public policy. Police are required to include a case number for the crime they are investigating, but not any other details or evidence related to the crime or their request. Sen. Edward Markey, D-Mass., said in a statement that Ring's policies showed that the company had failed to enact basic safeguards to protect Americans' privacy. "Connected doorbells are well on their way to becoming a mainstay of American households, and the lack of privacy and civil rights protections for innocent residents is nothing short of chilling," he said. "If you're an adult walking your dog or a child playing on the sidewalk, you shouldn't have to worry that Ring's products are amassing footage of you and that law enforcement may hold that footage indefinitely or share that footage with any third parties." While Ring tells users not to film public roads are sidewalks, Ring isn't enforcing that, according to the article. Amazon argues that that's ultimately the user's responsibility. And will their cameras start using facial recognition algorithms? Amazon answers that that feature is "contemplated but unreleased," though they add that "We do frequently innovate based on customer demand," and point out that other competing security cameras are already offering facial-recognition…
https://yro.slashdot.org/story/19/11/23/212254/police-can-keep-ring-camera-video-forever-and-share-with-whomever-theyd-like
Oh dear God, let it be real. Let it be real.
CM Just TWEETED about BOARD CREATION
@CodeMonkeyZ
New board creation system now in final stages of testing.
5:00 PM PST - 24 Nov 2019
I believe Q has a backup plan to authenticate himself via images of unique presidential (or Qsidential) deskside items that we can recognize.