@rahul What’s the truth on signal capture by Flock, by affiliates, or presence of any data sharing agreements with signal capture/monitoring companies or agencies?
What questions do you have about Flock?
Reply with your questions here.
I may not be able to get to all of them, but I will try to answer as many (good faith) questions as I can over the coming days with long-form answers in separate posts.
There is a tremendous amount of organized disinformation out there and I'm doing my best to correct it where I can.
🚨#BREAKING: Police in South Carolina are desperately asking the public for help to find the person responsible for cutting down 2 Flock cameras on July 4th.
Officials say that vandalism of the cameras will not be tolerated and anyone who knows something should turn them in.
🚨#BREAKING: Police in Houston TX are asking the public's help to identify the mystery person who cut down 2 Flock cameras on Independence Day.
According to police, the mystery person chopped them down, spray-painted the lenses, and then put American flags in their place.
we're going to roll Riggs out to everyone in oil and gas soon.
I need 50 friends that want to test it out and beat it up.
If you're a petroleum engineer, ofs, landman, geologist, own an E&P etc. hit me up and drop a comment here.
لك ان تتخيل الصدمه ان امريكا لم تبني ملعبًا واحد من اجل كاس العالم كلها ملاعب موجوده من سنوات ؟؟😰😰😰
تنظيم اميركا لكاس العالم تاريخي ويعتبر الاجمل الملاعب كلها تعطيك أجواء التسعينات خيال 🥶
@RAJCane9@mckenzielaw So tolerance of habitual marijuana use, DWI/DUI, domestic abuse, SA, theft, assault, and other such offenses are all trivial and demonstrate sound character. Got it.
@mckenzielaw Nothing would stop TT from declaring they will not allow a player with a continued history of gambling to play for them. If they truly had any Character. A higher learning institution has to be better than this.
Let me tell you how this Sordid Sorsby saga is going to play out. And let me give his lawyers an A+ for advocacy and the judge who issued this imbecilic TRO an F-minus-minus-minus.
Appellate courts detest disturbing interim orders like this one. They are "interlocutory," meaning incomplete, and courts of appeals are loath to undo them on a supersedeas basis before a final judgment exists.
But the hidden genius is that Sorsby's attorneys somehow found a judge willing to enjoin the NCAA from enforcing its most primal rule: athletes cannot bet on games, and certainly cannot bet on the games they themselves are playing in. Once that order hit, game over. Texas Tech has to abide by it. Sorsby gets to play, gets paid, and makes his millions long before any Texas appellate court could conceivably weigh in on a trial-court order that applies equitable doctrines against the NCAA without even a modicum of contractual basis. Bonkers and unfair, yes, but that's how this cookie is going to crumble.
Only thing that keeps Sorsby from playing this fall, in my view, is the publicity heat. Legally, Judge Curry's order will not survive scrutiny. It does not need to. The season starts in September. Maybe that is the strategy? I think so. That's too bad. Nobody wins here. It's a hot mess.
I hope Sorsby serves a reasonable suspension, gets the help he needs, and after everything makes it to the first round in the NFL. Addictions are real. The kid is young. This is an interim chapter, not a death sentence and not forever. The problem here is not Sorsby. It is Texas Tech, which recruited him knowing the investigation was underway, paid him $4M, and is now invoking his recovery as the institutional justification for keeping him on the field. Ugliness in Lubbock.