Cameras are getting so you don't know they are cameras. Here is a sign meant to make you look at it to read it - then it gets a full face shot of you.
Does anybody know how big a laser it takes to burn the crap outa one of these cameras? Will a class III laser pointer do it?
posted on February 17, 2004 08:33:50 PM new
I doubt it gravid. Some time back I saw some experimental digital photography that was done by a guy who used a bare ccd (no optics) and pointed a laser pointer at it in a dark room. Pretty 60's type psychedelic images, but he didn't mention that it hurt the imager. A nice bit of low tech mischief on that thing would be a handful of axle grease, or if it was above your reach, a can or two of silly string
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posted on February 18, 2004 07:18:01 AM new
gravid, its amazing the technology they are using to envade one's privacy without acknowledgment or consent. To me, the govt and law enforcement wanted this long before 9-11 or supreme terrorist threats.
Did you see with the Scott Peterson case (which I am not all that interested in but if its on the news and I am watching I will listen abt it) but I caught something yesterday about them putting a GPS *(sp) tracker on his vehicle and admitting it into evidence?
I was wondering how they could do that? I suppose there must have been a court order?
posted on February 18, 2004 07:40:06 AM new
No court order, that I have heard of.
Placing that GPS on Peterson's vehicle is a example of how the power vested by the Patriot Act can be abused by law enforcement!
