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“Most people seem to have no idea he’s wearing anything other than normal eyeglasses.”

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  • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

    “Most people seem to have no idea he’s wearing anything other than normal eyeglasses.”

    Which will apply to him and the other 7 million and rising wearers of Meta Ray-Bans

    #banRayBans

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj37z8357e5o

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    …Meta Ray-Bans are a form of assault

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    • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

      …Meta Ray-Bans are a form of assault

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      @urlyman Make your face punshable with this one simple trick!

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      • delafin@climatejustice.socialD delafin@climatejustice.social

        @urlyman Make your face punshable with this one simple trick!

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        @delafin quite easy to rip off and throw into a road and let nature take its course

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        • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

          @delafin quite easy to rip off and throw into a road and let nature take its course

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          @urlyman But that wouldn't hurt as much physically. We need them to learn in a pavlovian way, reasoning won't work.

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          • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

            …Meta Ray-Bans are a form of assault

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            @urlyman
            spanners may be used to hit people on the head.
            But if your wheel needs changing you'd regret the weapon being banned.

            People commit assaults, other indiscretions, torts, crimes.
            Machines, as yet, do not.

            My daughter's use case - steady recording ahead from atop a horse - seems rather a good one.

            Possibly the frames should be orange stripes or some such.

            #photography

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            • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

              …Meta Ray-Bans are a form of assault

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              @urlyman (not very different from a GoPro on one's cycling helmet, actually. And on that, I don't really like hard objects on protective hats, which can be force concentrators. Burying it in the shell could be safer.)

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              • photo55@mastodon.socialP photo55@mastodon.social

                @urlyman
                spanners may be used to hit people on the head.
                But if your wheel needs changing you'd regret the weapon being banned.

                People commit assaults, other indiscretions, torts, crimes.
                Machines, as yet, do not.

                My daughter's use case - steady recording ahead from atop a horse - seems rather a good one.

                Possibly the frames should be orange stripes or some such.

                #photography

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                @Photo55 technology is not neutral, it is deterministic. That some people put extremely dangerous ideas to good use does not change the overall determinism

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                • photo55@mastodon.socialP photo55@mastodon.social

                  @urlyman (not very different from a GoPro on one's cycling helmet, actually. And on that, I don't really like hard objects on protective hats, which can be force concentrators. Burying it in the shell could be safer.)

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                  @Photo55 quite a lot different, actually

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                  • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

                    @Photo55 technology is not neutral, it is deterministic. That some people put extremely dangerous ideas to good use does not change the overall determinism

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                    @urlyman facilitative.

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                    • photo55@mastodon.socialP photo55@mastodon.social

                      @urlyman facilitative.

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                      @Photo55 comes to the same thing

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                      • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

                        …Meta Ray-Bans are a form of assault

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                        @urlyman a vendor at a cooperative mall was evicted because he refused to stop wearing his. He was creeping other vendors out by photographing them without consent and talking about how he was trying to cover the video recording light. I can only imagine how customers felt when he focused on them and touched his glasses.

                        He and a bunch of his (old, Republican-voting) buddies tried to bury the mall with one-star reviews, all complaining that the management were "against new technology and progress".

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                        • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

                          @Photo55 comes to the same thing

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                          @urlyman it does not. You may consider it as a line of progression, but it is not an identity.
                          Also, assault is assault. Taking photographs or movies may be an invasion of privacy, can be ill-mannered, might be a tort, could be part of a crime.
                          But is not assault. That's a well-understood word which has particular careful usage which needs preserving.

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                          • photo55@mastodon.socialP photo55@mastodon.social

                            @urlyman it does not. You may consider it as a line of progression, but it is not an identity.
                            Also, assault is assault. Taking photographs or movies may be an invasion of privacy, can be ill-mannered, might be a tort, could be part of a crime.
                            But is not assault. That's a well-understood word which has particular careful usage which needs preserving.

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                            @Photo55 my post is a polemic, a metaphor. I make no apology for it.

                            I also tend to think that Go-Pros on cycle helmets are a bad idea

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                            • abramkedge@beige.partyA abramkedge@beige.party

                              @urlyman a vendor at a cooperative mall was evicted because he refused to stop wearing his. He was creeping other vendors out by photographing them without consent and talking about how he was trying to cover the video recording light. I can only imagine how customers felt when he focused on them and touched his glasses.

                              He and a bunch of his (old, Republican-voting) buddies tried to bury the mall with one-star reviews, all complaining that the management were "against new technology and progress".

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                              @AbramKedge @urlyman Reminds me that Pelicot in France was first investigated for his crimes after getting caught trying to take pictures up women's skirts at the mall. That led to the discovery of his much larger crimes. Wonder what else that guy at your mall was up to.

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                              • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

                                “Most people seem to have no idea he’s wearing anything other than normal eyeglasses.”

                                Which will apply to him and the other 7 million and rising wearers of Meta Ray-Bans

                                #banRayBans

                                https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj37z8357e5o

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                                @urlyman

                                I don't know anyone who has these, I never see anyone using them.

                                Who is buying them and where are they going?

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                                • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

                                  @greg_harvey @rachel

                                  Nice idea, although maybe it should be a dunce hat 😄

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                                  @urlyman @greg_harvey @rachel
                                  Hat from 1978, Radio Shack catalog number 60-3005

                                  Waybacked (because this slop.txt website is blocking with clownflare):
                                  https://web.archive.org/web/20260513105434/https://www.radios1.com/radio-shack-fire-helmet.html

                                  Great story, including what looks like a real comment from the author's Mom:
                                  https://dfarq.homeip.net/radio-shack-fire-chiefs-helmet/
                                  "I don’t remember who got the helmet for me, but I got it for Christmas. From what I understand, it was a popular passive-aggressive gift to give to the kids of someone you were mad at. Maybe that’s how I got mine."

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                                  • futurebird@sauropods.winF futurebird@sauropods.win

                                    @urlyman

                                    I don't know anyone who has these, I never see anyone using them.

                                    Who is buying them and where are they going?

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                                    @futurebird me neither but I am sure as hell on the lookout for them now

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                                    • hydropsyche@ecoevo.socialH hydropsyche@ecoevo.social

                                      @AbramKedge @urlyman Reminds me that Pelicot in France was first investigated for his crimes after getting caught trying to take pictures up women's skirts at the mall. That led to the discovery of his much larger crimes. Wonder what else that guy at your mall was up to.

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                                      @hydropsyche @AbramKedge @urlyman see also Andrew Hutchison, a nurse, caught taking photos in a sports centre changing room leading to discovery of more photos of serial abuse he committed at the hospital

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                                      • urlyman@mastodon.socialU urlyman@mastodon.social

                                        @futurebird me neither but I am sure as hell on the lookout for them now

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                                        @urlyman @futurebird This might be useful.

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                                        GitHub - yjeanrenaud/yj_nearbyglasses: attempting to detect smart glasses nearby and warn you

                                        attempting to detect smart glasses nearby and warn you - yjeanrenaud/yj_nearbyglasses

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                                        GitHub (github.com)

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                                        • jackeric@beige.partyJ jackeric@beige.party

                                          @hydropsyche @AbramKedge @urlyman see also Andrew Hutchison, a nurse, caught taking photos in a sports centre changing room leading to discovery of more photos of serial abuse he committed at the hospital

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                                          @jackeric @hydropsyche @AbramKedge @urlyman

                                          Amazon sells stickers meant to cover up the LED light on the Ray Bans. 😡

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