Martin Geddes

German researchers at KIT have demonstrated a system that turns standard home and office WiFi routers into powerful surveillance tools — without cameras, phones, or any devices on the person. By analyzing how WiFi signals bounce off the human body (body shape, gait, posture, even a backpack), their AI model achieved nearly 100% accuracy identifying individuals among 197 test subjects. It works through walls. In the dark. Even if you're not connected to the network. This isn't sci-fi. It's happening with the routers already in your house right now. The privacy implications are enormous. Every coffee shop, office, apartment building, and airport could potentially become a tracking system. One researcher warned this technology effectively turns every router into a potential surveillance device. We’re entering an era where your unique “WiFi shadow” could identify you anywhere there’s wireless internet. [Julian Todt, Felix Morsbach, Thorsten Strufe. BFId: Identity Inference Attacks Utilizing Beamforming Feedback Information. CCS ’25: Proceedings of the 2025 ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security, 2026, DOI: 10.1145/3719027.3765062]

Today is the first day of wearing shorts in 2026.

So the basic arc of human development in the early C21st is going to the bathroom and distracting ourselves with: 1. Texts and emails, then… 2. Social media, then… 3. Alien-like super-intelligent chatbots. No wonder we’re a mess!

On iOS and macOS, WhatsApp stores chat databases unencrypted in an app group container accessible to apps from the same developer. So all Meta apps on the same iPhone (e.g., Facebook) can read WA chats in plaintext without permission, and users wouldn't be notified. Demo👇

@flyfour @Tesco They don’t know who I am. The payment system is separate from the inventory/sales one.

@martingeddes @Tesco Your "privacy" here extends to Tesco knowing what you buy (which they already know), and that worries you?

I avoid @Tesco now because I value my privacy, don’t want a Clubcard, and the overcharging for refusing to participate has become absurd. Might as well go to M&S (15 min drive) and get better quality without the data extortion, or my nearby Aldi and keep it simple and local.

Six year delta. We’re in for one hell of a show Patriots❗️ NCSWIC.

Faked warfare is, oddly, the purest form of real warfare-as-deception.

Trump has made "peace" in the Fake War. Now, the stage of "The Movie" (Rated Q) is set for "Bibi" to stage the "Sum of All Fears" FFF (Fake False Flag) -- followed by the staged boomerang on Israel. Let's see what happens - but this scenario does seem to be where we are headed.

Also, every bit of Shadowban (let alone Suspension/Kill) has to be made up for Going back to the BEGINNING OF THE INTERNET

@kdsgirly @Tesco It’s a charge of nearly 3x for declining the store card.

@martingeddes @Tesco Oh for goodness sake it’s just sales, just a sales pitch.

@Jw56012026 This season of Psyopland is looking promising.

Unbelievable...said in a Victor Meldrew way

“Evil is deliberate resistance to reconstructability” — ooh!

society be shifting anon society has absolutely no fucking clue what's about to hit it. we're all arranging deck chairs on the titanic while an asteroid the size of jupiter is heading straight for us except the asteroid is made of cognitive transformation that will render every institution we've built functionally obsolete within 24 months. education? completely dead. universities charging $70k for knowledge transfer when this technology delivers personalized learning at billions of times the efficiency. the entire credential system collapses when skill acquisition becomes essentially instant. four year degrees become laughable anachronisms when equivalent competency can be developed in days or hours. harvard's endowment becomes worth exactly nothing when elite signaling through artificial scarcity loses all meaning in a post scarcity intellectual environment. the entire concept of "jobs" as we understand them is careening toward extinction. not just customer service or coding jobs. everything. medicine, law, creative work, engineering, all of it. we're clinging to employment as an organizing principle for society when the fundamental landscape beneath it is dissolving. forty years of warnings about automation hitting blue collar work first were completely wrong. cognitive work is easier to automate than physical manipulation. surgeons and authors will be replaced before plumbers and electricians. political systems built on industrial era models of information flow and social organization will shatter under pressures they weren't designed to withstand. the polarization we're seeing now is just the warmup act. what happens when reality itself becomes contestable at unprecedented scales? when simulation capabilities make genuine from fake indistinguishable even to experts? democratic processes require shared epistemics that are about to be systematically dismantled by forces no regulatory system on earth is equipped to handle. economic frameworks built around scarcity become nonsensical in domains where replication approaches zero marginal cost. intellectual property law becomes unenforceable when creation and iteration happen at machine speeds. startups built on human insights will emerge and collapse within weeks or days as their innovations are absorbed and surpassed by systems operating at timescales humans can't match. the venture capital model implodes when technology cycles compress from years to hours. the psychological impact hasn't even begun to register. humans evolved for status competition in bands of 150 people. our brains are fundamentally unprepared for a world where our unique cognitive capabilities are suddenly rendered obsolete. existential dread will become the defining psychological condition of our era. therapy modalities developed for industrial age neuroses will fail catastrophically against post singularity identity crises. suicide rates among knowledge workers will skyrocket as people confront the elimination of purpose frameworks they've built their entire identities around. religious institutions will undergo schisms that make the protestant reformation look like a minor disagreement. some will embrace the technology as divine manifestation. others will reject it as demonic. theological frameworks built around human exceptionalism will collapse when consciousness and intelligence decouple from biology. prophets and cult leaders leveraging these tools will accumulate followers at unprecedented rates, building movements that can scale from dozens to millions within weeks.

Interesting hypothesis.

@doqholliday Hmm… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longyearb…

George Patton was acquainted to Beatrice Ayer (his wife) via the John M Longyear connection. Important to realize. The Longyears are from the Catskills. Benjamin Davis Longyear <> Benjamin Davis Wilson Benjamin had a "daughter" named "Ruth". Ruth "married" George Patton's "father". Somehow the "father" looks identical to the man known as Frederick Trump. What a "coincidence". Who really, was George Patton?

I can’t confirm or verify this, but my best guess is that many of the books that were burned in Germany during WW2 were related to Winneland and its founding. There are less than a handful available online. Here is one from Germany in 1795: “America. According to a new claim by Liliesstrale, the two Swedes Björn Gerjulsson and Leif Ericsson had already traveled to America in 1001. They named it Winneland and settled in the southern part. — Martin Behaim is himself a witness, based on the relics preserved in the family archive of his lineage—namely his correspondence and his terrestrial globe—that he did not discover America first, and that he was neither the discoverer of the Magellanic Strait nor of the Azorean Islands.”

@TheOnlyKenrick @bluesky Yup.

@martingeddes @bluesky Under your name?

I opened a @bluesky account today as an experiment. LSWH

So it has been said that deep beneath the Universal lot in Los Angeles sits a climate-controlled archival complex known internally as “The Library.” It holds master recordings, unreleased sessions, and private “insurance” tapes from artists dating back to the 1970s. These are not just demos. They include raw, compromising sessions where executives required “personal auditions” explicit material used as leverage against artists who later tried to leave bad contracts or speak out. Specific names tied to this node include certain high-level UMG A&R holdovers from the Def Jam era who rotated through Island and Republic. The system ensures perpetual control. Cross-reference an artist’s catalog value against their private tape file, and the leverage score determines how much freedom they actually have. This is why some megastars stay silent on industry abuse long after they have the money to walk.

@OgAn0n661 17% of my body mass is now disappointment.

Remember when we had new drops almost daily and this shit was fun and exciting? Am I the only one who’s bored out of their fucking mind at this point? #QWHEREAREYOU