Have you seen Twatzis series?
Still harvesting now that the image server is back up. These will end up in Censorship folder in an hour or 2.
Not my OC.
What you hear, Tell.
What you see, Say.
What you know, Show.
Use your ear · For the [C]
Have no fear · You are FREE
What you hear · What you see
What you SAY · It's the KEY
Time is here · Say and show
Tell the [C] · What you KNOW
Find a fact · Set it free
Tell or show · Time to ACT
Make a leap · On your own
Feed the sheep · Lead them HOME!
@TA/Flanks
If you have advice for the anon
>Request for comment
>Is it worth engaging?
>Problem: Some big Q connected Social Media accounts spreading information that is blatantly false and easily disproved (not Q related).
>Misleading some into believing a deception. This is common on the internet in general, and can easily be dismissed by those that can discern.
>Solution(s): Provide factual dig evidence disputing the deception head on.
>Ignore it smh and move on (allowing people to possibly learn to trust only themselves to find the truth, rather than another popular name/acct).
>Not worried about blow-back personally. Mostly the reference is to some famefags that put out bullshit (won't specify which currently).
>In the current case it is also an insult to veterans, and good people.
>WW(Y)D?
>[I tend to tackle it head on regardless of who it is, and damn the consequences]
Re: Privacy censorship big tech
>Oakland University to require residents to wear ‘BioButton,’ to track health; students launch petition
>Wearable technology to monitor COVID-19 symptoms
>BioIntelliSense's new BioButton for 90-days of continuous wireless temperature and vital signs monitoring on a coin-sized disposable medical device. (BioButton)
>Oakland University will require residents to wear a “BioButton” in residence halls when students return to campus this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic.
>The “BioButton” is wearable technology that monitors your vitals, including temperature and heart-rate, in real time. It can last for up to 90 days. It’s meant to be worn on the chest and connects to your mobile device.
>“In order to lower the risk of virus outbreaks on campus a BioButton screening tool is being used. It provides additional information for health screening. The button will be used in conjunction with the daily health assessment to determine if you are able to participate in campus activities. The individual data will remain private to the wearer and is not shared with others,” the university states on its website.
>A group of Oakland University students have launched a petition against the policy, citing an intrusion of privacy and data.
>“A large portion of students feel that this in violation of their privacy and some students have stated that their rejections of this idea come from a religious basis. Moreover, the new idea (evidently a large adjustment) was not mentioned but instead put further into the website for individuals to stumble across,” the petition’s author writes.
>As of Monday morning, the petition had more than 2,000 e-signatures. The university is also advising the BioButton to be worn by faculty, staff, and students who will be on campus regularly.
>Related: A look at how Oakland University is preparing campus for fall return amid pandemic
>What do you think about this idea? Let us know in the comments below.
>https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/2020/08/03/oakland-university-to-require-residents-to-wear-biobutton-to-track-health-students-launch-petition/
DARPA's LifeLog prospectus included the following:
LifeLog sought to compile a database of your every activity and relationship, even to include credit card purchases, web sites visited, the content of telephone calls, e-mails and instant messages, scans of hardcopies faxed or mailed, books and magazines read, television and radio selections, physical location recorded via wearable GPS sensors, and biomedical data from wearable sensors. The high level goal of this data logging was to identify "preferences, plans, goals, and other markers of intentionality".
Everyone with a smartphone is already GPS-tracked. The Oakland University mandate >>4201 adds the intrusive biomedical monitoring. I guess some of the fitbit apps do the same.
Great content!
They're all beautiful and readable.
Your work is excellent. All of it.
I don't like micromanaging a graphic designer. I wouldn't like my stuff micromanaged.
If you can put up with (ahem) certain people telling you what to do, I salute you.
Both fantastic. They get the point across, are visually compelling, and very readable. I like the use of color (I always like the use of color, kek).