Linux has major usability issues. And it exists in all Distros. Why this has been tolerated I have no idea. There are 10 categories of user issues from App installation to System Settings. But today we will fix it. Introducing the ReadyLinux script which will correct these obvious failings. Rob Braxman reports.
How to fix your Linux usability
Illinois separation꞉ 33 counties approved and 12 more are on the ballot
A significant political realignment is emerging in Illinois as voters in downstate counties face a referendum on potential separation from Cook County. The proposal seeks to explore the creation of a new state, reflecting the growing divide between the urban-centric policies of Chicago and the distinct priorities of rural communities. This movement, part of a broader trend of internal secession, aims to alter political boundaries rather than sever ties with the United States. Dr. Steve Turley reports.
Tulsi Gabbard’s brilliant freedom message to all Americans
Tulsi Gabbard's powerful message at the Texas Youth Summit, warning about threats to our freedom, constitutional rights, privacy, and the future of our republic. She calls on the next generation of Americans to stand up, speak out, hold leaders accountable, and defend the freedoms that make America great.
Police show up after man points surveillance cameras at them
A Canadian engineer built a low-cost license plate camera aimed at police vehicles, the same ALPR technology (like Flock) used to track the public. When he shared videos of the project, two officers from Peel Regional Police showed up at his door, raising concerns that logging their cars could reveal routines and patterns. Sound familiar? Those are the exact privacy issues ordinary people have raised about mass surveillance systems for years. The script flips when the same tools are pointed back at the watchers.
You are emitting RF - devices like Signal-Trace track your signature
Something I predicted in the past is now moving into production use; and that is the use of sensors to detect each of your individual RF signatures. Creating a dense network using ALPR Cameras equipped with RF detection devices, a map of frequencies can be developed to find anyone. Rob Braxman reports.
They just asked AI if it would end us; here is what they omitted
Artificial intelligence is a technology that many executives of AI corporations are expressing concerns that the technology has the ability to destroy mankind. They have used AI to answer the question as to whether or not the technology could doom the human race. Superb video! Dan Dicks reports.
100 million people watch the GOP National Convention
The GOP midterm convention witnessed an unprecedented turnout of over 100 million viewers, marking a significant shift in political momentum as polls indicate surprising competitiveness in traditionally Democrat strongholds like Minnesota. This surge in interest is attributed to effective engagement with low-propensity voters and a strategic embrace of digital platforms, demonstrating the impact of techno-populism on contemporary political landscapes. Dr. Steve Turley reports.
You may hate Flock but there is more to concern you!
Flock has gone viral as a topic and deservedly so. I am glad it has reached mainstream media. But to complete the picture we have to close the loop as warrantless surveillance doesn't end with Flock. It is but another cog in the wheel. Let us learn the full story. Rob Braxman reports.
AI privacy protection claims are blatant lies from Big Tech
When you use Windows and you enable features you will see privacy statements like, "Our AI doesn't learn from you". Or another one referring to Windows Recall capturing periodic screenshots is, "Your data is local". These are FALSE. These are lies. While in legalese they may actually be correct, the reality hasn't changed. Using embedded AI will destroy your privacy. I will dissect the small print and you will see why. Rob Braxman reports.<,strong>
Five states quietly adding an exit tax on homeowners
Five states have quietly built what amounts to an exit tax on homeowners trying to leave - and six more are drafting their version right now. New Jersey has been running this play for 22 years. Massachusetts pulled in $5.7 billion in three years. Washington just signed its first state income tax since 1932 - and it follows former residents across state lines. Kalifornia's Billionaire Tax Act has a retroactive trigger date that is already behind us. New York is pushing an estate tax change that would cut the homeowner exemption by nearly 90%. This is not a partisan issue.




















