#drone surveillance

[constructionsafetynetwork]

Best Practices for Protecting Road Construction Workers

Road construction workers operate in an environment where danger is a constant companion. The proximity to moving traffic, the use of heavy machinery, and the exposure to various environmental elements make their workplace one of the more hazardous ones. Therefore, implementing best practices for protecting road construction workers is not just a regulatory requirement but a moral imperative. To…

[christialoban2000blog]

[oltammefru]

There's this one detail in the IS4 floor4 stage "Collapsals' Afternoon" I fucking love.

Specifically the part of the stage where Collapsed Constructs begin flying from one end of the map to the other in intricateish patterns.

Now what's up with that?

They're fucking birds now. After spending too long witnessing The Horrors and having their programming overwritten and having gained something like sentience they've decided actually being a Beachbrella icefield surveillance drone sucks shit I Want To Be A Bird And Fly Around In Patterns With My Buddies Now. And became birds they did.

[callese]

Source

[tendie-defender]

And they called me insane and a conspiracy theorist!!!

[thefreethoughtprojectcom]

New Orleans, DC, West Hollywood, Minnesota, NYC, San Francisco, San Diego. More and more US cities are using drones. Are they already using facial recognition? No one knows.

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-watch/police-departments-launching-drone-programs-across-the-united-states

#TheFreeThoughtProject

[cloudsofunrelatedcriminalsearth]

CLOUDS OF UNRELATED CRIMINALS ATTACKING PLANET EARTH

[gwydionmisha]

I have concerns.

[sophie-frm-mars]

You're trying to get good at good at bouldering to send thirst traps to your polycule group chat, I'm sending V5s because pigs can't look up, we are not the same

[constructionsafetynetwork]

Latest Innovations in Construction Safety Protocols

The construction industry is constantly evolving, and with it, the latest innovations in construction safety protocols are emerging. This article explores these advancements, highlighting their significance in enhancing worker safety and operational efficiency. Technological Advances in Safety Protocols AI and Machine Learning: AI and Machine Learning in construction safety protocols have…

[silicacid]

US resumes drone flights over Gaza

The surveillance flights, which had been paused during the break in fighting agreed to by Israel and Hamas, have been resumed in an effort to locate the captives still held in the enclave.

“In support of hostage recovery efforts, the US has resumed unarmed UAV [unmanned aerial vehicle] flights over Gaza, and we continue to provide advice and assistance to support our Israeli partner as they work on their hostage recovery efforts,” Lisa Lawrence, a Pentagon spokesperson, said in a statement.

[hiraganasakura]

Was cackling over Arrowfell earlier today bcus I found Qrow in Mantle and Weiss was all "What are you doing here? I thought you were up in Atlas?" and Qrow was like "Yeah but then I had an argument with your sister so I stole her sword and left lol. Here you can give it back to her, just don't tell her it was me"

[mikeshouts]

Ziyan Shadow S3 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Looks Like A Vehicle Straight Out Of The Future

So sci-fi-ish!

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[dk-thrive]

Am I a husk now, too?

My shoulders go limp from the exertion of my performance. The mirror and the double sinks and the stalls and the table of toiletries warp as if I am inside of a looking glass. Ten hours of work stretch out ahead of me. I feel the pressure against my skin. I must not make a single mistake. In the mirror, the black hole spins behind my head, expanding from a small dot to a dark halo. A new question echoes in my mind: Am I a husk now, too? The open office floor plan is a form of strangulation. White desks stand in perfect rows on blue-gray carpet. The lighting has been scientifically proven to increase our productivity by 14 percent. Giant concrete-colored couches dot the room, an invitation to sit and relax. But I have never seen anyone sit on the sofas. The subtext is clear: we must never relax. The layout means everyone can see us as we walk, eat, think, breathe, work. Every move is on display. The office is two hands around my throat and an invisible eye, spying, monitoring, measuring our productivity.

— Sarah Rose Etter, Ripe: A Novel (Scribner, July 11, 2023)