9 Line Bind🇺🇸
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9 Line Bind🇺🇸
@TRN2RT
Oil & Gas Engineer | Geologist | Truth Seeker | Boarding School Syndrome Sufferer | Professional Shit Stirrer | Psalm 3:7 | Vibe Coder and Ai tinkerer
Texas Katılım Aralık 2010
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@mattvanswol Located in Asheville, lib Hell hole, yes you are doing it again
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@MonicaMAlmaguer If it flies, floats or f%#ks you are better off renting it.
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@ericmeder Put on hoody and face mask. Grab sawzall and 20 seconds later 1 less flock
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I petitioned my HOA to install more Flock cameras in our neighborhood.
We already have 14. I want 40.
Every street. Every corner. Every entrance and exit. Complete coverage.
Because I care about safety. And what better way to feel safe than knowing a private company is photographing every car that drives past my house and storing that data indefinitely in a searchable database? (And of course, sharing it with our Government.)
My neighbors think I'm paranoid. I think they're not paranoid enough.
Last week the cameras captured 47,000 license plates in our subdivision. The company says this helps solve crimes. I say it helps build a complete record of everyone's movements.
And that's exactly what we need.
The police can query the database without a warrant. They just type in a license plate and boom, every location that vehicle has been for months. Some people call this unconstitutional. I call it efficient.
My girlfriend asked why I'm okay with being tracked everywhere I go. I told her if she's not doing anything wrong, she has nothing to hide. She hasn't spoken to me in three days. She might be a criminal...
The cameras cost $2,500 each plus a monthly subscription. Our HOA fees went up 40%. A small price to pay for the privilege of being surveilled by a company that shares data with 3,000+ law enforcement agencies.
I even got the app. Now I can see every vehicle that enters our neighborhood in real time. My productivity at work has dropped 60% but my sense of security has never been higher.
Jokes aside, Flock cameras are being installed in thousands of neighborhoods across America right now. They're building a nationwide surveillance network without consent, without warrants, and without oversight.
This isn't about safety. It's about normalizing constant tracking. When every movement is recorded, stored, and searchable, freedom of movement dies.
China uses this exact system for social credit enforcement. We're just calling it crime prevention.
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@MurrayHillGuy1 Smash and ghost. She probably thinks he is out of her league.
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My friend changed his Hinge job title from “Account Executive” (what he actually is) to “Founder at Fortune 500 company” as a joke
Went from maybe 3 likes a week to 150+ matches in under a month
Has a date tonight with a girl way out of his league
He said he’s thinking about “coming clean” on the date
I told him absolutely not
What’s the move here?
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@TannerBuilds This is down the road from my house. Ruined a beautiful property to put these shitty homes on.
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@intrepidreader @alphafox It sucks for the host too. Houfy lists direct book sites for homes that are on the big platforms and can save you a good chunk of money.
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@alphafox The whole concept of Airbnb sucks for the consumer.
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@GBX_Press Who else moved to Argentina? This will be an epic fail.
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My costs are down from 2024-2025 by about 10% for drilling in the Permian. I have taken a small hit on the AFE for diesel recently but I am down 2% on OCTG over Q4 so some relief there. The key is to use private service companies that live and die by the customer and not public traded companies that answer to the shareholder first by the quarter.
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