Real-Time Face Substitution in Javascript
An anonymous reader writes with news of an interesting demo for clmtrackr (a Javascript library for tracking of facial features) that hides your face using 3D masks overlayed on the video from your webcam using WebGL. The effect is kind of neat, and a bit creepy. The demo works in Chromium here, but not in Firefox (Debian unstable). There are a couple other demos; the facial deformation demo is reminiscent of the intro screen to Mario 64.
JQuery.
Good people go to bed earlier.
As predicted by John Brunner's "Stand on Zanzibar" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stand_on_Zanzibar ): a video system where your face is superimposed on the screen, showing you visiting exotic locations, participating in dramas, etc, etc?
The demo worked fine for me, but completely failed to find my black partner's face, preferring instead a spot on the wall behind them. Obviously this isn't a professional product, but it's disappointing that simply locating a black person's face is still a missing feature in 2014.
Now when my new internet girlfriend wants to skype for the first time, she won't find out that the pictures I posted on my dating profile were faked from a google image search for hunk.
Edward Snowden 3D Prints Bitcoins Using Javascript on iPhone 6 Protoype in Self Driving Car Due to Global Warming
Tic-Tac-Toe, Global Thermonuclear War, and relationships all have the same winning move.
serverside is too late. you DON'T want the server to get your "real" face. the business owning the server has no interest in spending buckets of cash to capture images of your real face, only to screw them up so you can have your precious privacy.
Sleep your way to a whiter smile...date a dentist!
Sorry, got GIFs blocked too. Gimme animated ASCII, or not at all.
Dark Reflection
While driving a pink Tesla.
You can't handle the truth.