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New York, USA
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oh my god, I canāt believe Dad Pants and Baseball Mom are going on tour this summer with Shit Jeans, Cigarette Dress and Football Ass
When David Berman sings āMy ski vest has buttons like convenience store mirrors/And they help me see/That everything in this room right now is a part of meā
Just picked up some photos at CVS for the first time in about a decade, which triggered a wave of nostalgia for when CVS used to sell cigarettes. Life is so precious.
Me, a Current 93 fan, recommending Current 93 to someone: it can be tough to listen to, but on the other hand, it also sucks
Scorpions are the best because one song will be like ārock and roll/will save the world/and Iām the man/for every girl šā and then the next will go ālook out the rainy window/and see the poor man/he is crying/why? šā
Best Interpol album and also one of the best albums of the 2000s.
āEvilā by @interpol - from their sophomore album āAntics,ā released this week in 2004.
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Video directed by Charlie White.
#matadorrevisionisthistory #antics #interpol
Me: wow, these cretins are hopping at an alarming rate. Itās kinda getting out of control. At least they can be stopped!
Joey Ramone, placing a hand on my shoulder: I have some horrible news
I was filled with so much ecstatic joy during the Bills game last night that I completely forgot my dog ate the tip of my left AirPod at halftime until I woke up this morning. All is forgiven.
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Shut the company down, remove all the cameras. Send every executive and lobbyist who wanted this to prison forever.
Hackers ripped a Flock camera off a pole, dumped what was stored on it, and handed the files to WIRED and 404 Media.
One camera. 21 days.
~50,000 vehicles. 1.6 million images. About 3,300 cars a day. Peak day: 4,454.
Flock sold this as ālicense plate readersā with on-device encryption. The software on that box wasnāt just reading plates. It was tagging vehicles, bikes, and people. Dozens of shots of a single car. Bumper stickers. Even an American flag patch on a motorcycle bag.
They put the encryption key on the camera. Then acted shocked when somebody opened it.
