"Permanent infrastructure is a statement of expectation. A drinking fountain says we expect thirst here. A needle box says we expect drug use here," Andy Brehm writes.
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A fake QR code stuck over a real one can lead straight to malware
A parking meter that looks perfectly ordinary can still be running a scam if someone has pasted a counterfeit QR code ...
Residents at the Riverpark at Kensington apartments in Tulsa are facing major mail delivery disruptions following a United ...
Flash Shelton reveals how home security cameras and alarm systems can stop squatters before they claim tenant rights in your ...
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Why it’s so hard to opt out: The challenge of escaping the world of violent sexual imagery
Even if Australians obtain the right to opt out of digital algorithms, how might we opt out of a vast social fabric which gives misogynistic, violent porn its potency and appeal?
Even though you use unattended delivery, you worry about packages in front of your door only on rainy days. If a second package arrives while you are out, it ends up being redelivered anyway. Many ...
Up until last time, the NFC tag + ESP32 attendance system had reached the point where it could distinguish between sounds: "beep" for registered cards and "buzz" for unregistered ones. This time, it ...
People can symbolically reach out to lost loved ones via two art installations at Dunmore Cemetery walking tours Oct. 4 and ...
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