Last week, researchers identified code in Meta AI's smart glasses app that could convert faces into unique biometric signatures to identify strangers in public. Just as quietly as they embedded this code, the app’s 6/5 update appears to have quietly removed them. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
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They like the power his amorality gives them over people they believe should be monitored and afraid .
That’s the fun for them
When I start to move my legs, that feeling is alleviated. Like a release of the tension. It doesn't have to be dramatic. If I just move my toes in my shoes it helps to suppress the feeling. But keeping my legs still almost always feels wrong.
Just days after a damning WIRED report exposed that Meta had quietly embedded facial recognition technology (FRT) code into millions of phones, the tech giant has quietly acquiesced in demands to
I didn't actually know that the sensations can be unpleasant or even painful for some people. That sounds awful. I guess I should count myself fortunate.
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I don't think I've ever been asked to describe the feeling of restless leg syndrome. It very often comes with ADHD. But I knew I had RLS before being diagnosed with ADHD.
I just answered a question on reddit: "Can you describe the sensations you felt in your legs during an episode?"
As I'm typing this message, I'm sitting in a chair and my legs are bouncing on the balls of my feet. If I consciously try to stop, it feels like something's wrong. Not painful, not even unpleasant. I just become very away of the position of my legs and there's a tension. Like a coiled spring.
I spent a long time trying to get people to worry more as much about corporate threats to data privacy as they did about gov surveillance, but the ascendant corporate-federal data-snaffling alliance is just so on the nose.
I saw something about this but didn't pay much attention. Mormons are finding out they were never invited to the party. If these folks succeed in taking over, a lot of white people are gonna find out that the group that gets power is way smaller than they thought.
At night, I don't have any unpleasant sensations. Just an urge to move my legs. Usually when I'm in bed. I do it absentmindedly when I'm on my phone or reading. If I'm on the couch I switch positions constantly. Not uncomfortable. I just need to move again and I don't question it too much.
If I sit down for too long without being able to move my legs around, they will start to ache. It happens on planes or when I have to sit for long periods at an event or a show. Some of this could just be normal blood flow restriction though.
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Mike Lee is not just rage-tweeting about the DoD's new religion codes, he's now in a full meltdown manically replying to people demanding they read the Book of Mormon because he can't shrug off how his far-right brainworms X feed was full of people saying "lol Mormons aren't Christians, suck it."
