L'Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) starebbe valutando di realizzare una operazione di sorveglianza di massa sui social media, a mezzo di open source intelligence.
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L'Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) starebbe valutando di realizzare una operazione di sorveglianza di massa sui social media, a mezzo di open source intelligence.
Il passo successivo sarà l'uso delle stesse tecniche sul "nemico interno"
https://www.wired.com/story/ice-social-media-surveillance-24-7-contract/
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@gyptazy it was a great day too. Unfortunately, it was a short day and time flies.
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@jak we try 😉
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Lancio di una bottiglietta di plastica 15 poliziotti feriti 🤡
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L’Italia riscopre passione e coraggio contro le bugie e le ipocrisie del governo
@giornalismo
articolo21.org/2025/10/litalia…
La distanza abissale che esiste su volontà di pace, libertà e democrazia tra il popolo italiano e il governo e la maggioranza
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3D Printing A Cheap VR Headset
The modern era of virtual reality really kicked off in earnest just over a decade ago, when the Oculus Rift promised 3D worlds beyond your wildest dreams. Since then, nobody’s been able to come up with a killer app to convince even a mild fraction of consumers to engage with the technology. Still, if you’re keen to tinker, you might like to make your own headset like [CNCDan] has done.
The build is based almost entirely on 3D-printed components and parts sourced from AliExpress. It offers 2880x1440p resolution, thanks to a pair of square 1440×1440 LCD displays, one for each eye, paired with a couple of 34 mm lenses. The headset has adjustable interpupiliary distance so you can dial the view in to properly suit your eyes. The 3D-printed housing is designed to be compatible with headrest pads from the HTC Vive Pro for comfort’s sake. Head tracking is also available, with the inclusion of an IMU and an Arduino onboard. [CNCDan] apparently put the build together for under $150, which is not bad compared to the price of a commercial off-the-shelf unit. Files are on Github for the curious.
[CNCDan] reports good results with the DIY headset, using it primarily with his racing simulator setup. He has had some issues, however, with his LCD screens, which don’t properly run at a 90 Hz refresh rate at full resolution, which is frustrating. It’s an issue he’s still looking into. We’ve seen some other neat VR builds over the years, too. Video after the break.
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@andre123Eh lo so, lo so. Purtroppo, non si può sempre. Ma le cose che si facevano una volta con le fritture... Mia nonna prendeva l'olio avanzato dalla frittura delle cotolette e lo aggiungeva al sugo per condire la pasta. Oggi come oggi queste cose non si concepiscono nemmeno
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@limebar thank you (all) for showing the way forward to greater freedom and creativity, I'm always happy to help push things along!
