I was in middle school and school bus cams first appeared (massive black box with a window, many of us speculated that only some of them even contained a camera)
There were some incidents where the video was used. The school always has the option of giving video to the cops. Likewise, the system always had the option to subpoena the video.

This is all about cops just being able to pull up the school bus footage on a whim. I don't really see how increased access to video for investigative and not evidential reasons is going to keep society at large safe. I can imagine some rather nauseating use cases though

They really should bring back VB with LLM integration. I know they won't for a multitude of technical and nontechnical reasons. But to be honest it would probably be the best way to serve these idea guy customers they're trying to mesmerize.

When I was just a young man in the military I saw how weak powerful people were in this country. I saw an E-2 blackmail multiple officers over their whorehouse behavior. As I got older I often worried about the implications of what I'd witnessed.
I also thing this vulnerability is generally widespread among leadership in our society.

Then Epstein happened.
The people in charge have failed us deeply and I think this pretty much any time I see any kind of "leader" now be he on C-SPAN or at work.

Back this up with anything other than "TDS" please.

Yeah it's bullshit but is a normal part of intelligence life, and it's largely a republican handout and authoritian fantasy that keeps it alive in government to begin with.

Polygraph does what it's supposed to and scares guys like this guy while making money for government grift contractors.
People don't really fail, they just start acting like Prince Andrew talking about how he can't sweat and the interrogator notes that he appears to be lying.

Unless you have the kind of anxiety problems that would probably keep you out of this sort of political kejiggering to begin with, you're not gonna fucking fail the test.

Good work referencing old slashdot threads.
I've long felt that one of the long overlooked sources of value on the site is it's rich and preserved history. I often find the old threads on the sidebar to be more interesting than whatever's going on present day and have felt management would do well to get people browsing them.

Lmao jesus you just confessed to being an aol kiddie. This site is really going down the tubes wow.

if you werent upset you wouldnt bother trying to show me how cool and unbothered you are.

There are a lot of past their prime small forums out there with hundreds or thousands of users.
They're quite nice.

Lol no that political content would hardly exist except for troll farms.

You actual fucking retard. Shut up. How did you find this site?

:Most crypto selling points are made up by people who wanna sell you crypto.

I like to add people to my foes list this way they can't drive by with a bullshit comment and disappear back into the crowd. I've been thinking about how creimer used to insist that slashdot wasn't his "permanent record".

A greasemonkey script that let you save a users most retarded posts would be really useful.

I agree, there should be lots of jail time for execs. Suddenly behaviors that were previously fiduciary duty will be off limits and avoided at a safe distance.