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Path of Least Surveillance
alewando writes: "iSee is a service provided by the Institute for Applied Autonomy and is intended to allow New York City pedestrians to map out routes in Manhattan that avoid as many surveillance cameras as possible. Their data encompass nearly 2,400 cameras in Manhattan, and plans are in the works to bring the service to Seattle, Chicago, and London. Read the Wired article." This is a great hack - a useful service and a political statement at the same time.
September : Thousands killed in worst terrorist attack in history.
October : New measures introduced to help prevent terrorism.
November : Lefty pricks create technology to make it easier for terrorists to get around.
Great work!
Yeah right. Whatever bright spark came up with this needs to learn a lesson. Hopefully they will be the one strolling down the street the next time a nail bomb goes off because there was no CCTV deterrent. Fucking idiots.
>You write to the licensing people to tell them you don't have a TV and don't want a licence.
You lost me.