June 26, 2022

Alfred Anaya Put Secret Compartments in Cars. So the DEA Put Him in Prison. (2013)

I love the creativity of how these stash boxes work.

He Put Secret Compartments in Cars. So the DEA Put Him in Prison | WIRED

Alfred Anaya was a genius at installing stash spots. If they were used to smuggle drugs without his knowledge, he figured that wasn’t his problem. He was wrong.

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Riker Googling @RikerGoogling

is my replicator spying on me

3:31 PM ∙ Jun 25, 2022

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henry 🌘 @hdevalence

mute and block enough accounts and you start to notice "dark tweets", not directly visible but observable through their effects on the discourse

3:38 AM ∙ Dec 3, 2020

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Combine GitHub Copilot with automatic stack overflow code imports. All your code will write itself.

https://pypi.org/project/stackoverflow/

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Aaron Schwartzbaum @aaron_schwa

I think the implication they appreciate quite well is that a United States under minority tyranny will either cease to be a dependable ally or cease to be a country. https://t.co/TKRQ1MY03J

Elbridge Colby @ElbridgeColby

The very strong statements from several NATO governments on yesterday’s Court decision on abortion are truly striking. I’m not sure they fully appreciate the implication, as they implicitly but profoundly cut against the trope that these alliances are based on shared values. 1/

6:08 PM ∙ Jun 25, 2022

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zeynep tufekci @zeynep

I don't think most people understand the depth of the surveillance infrastructure built over the past few decades.

It's not just online and it's not stoppable by turning off a few options or opting out.

Slightly shortened print version of my piece on it.