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The perpetrator of the graffiti will be documented extensively, so while this might happen at first, when people realize it's a risky path to legal problems it'
by bdamm 6y ago
The perpetrator of the graffiti will be documented extensively, so while this might happen at first, when people realize it's a risky path to legal problems it'll probably die down.
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- cobookman 6y agoIf the person wears a mask...the camera & lidar footage wont do much good. You also assume the SF police force will bother hunting down the perp even with a picture for a crime which likely will go unpunished in SF with its effective decriminalization of petty theft & crime.
- sangnoir 6y ago> If the person wears a mask...the camera & lidar footage wont do much good. Didn't Sony/Nikon/Fuji go through a scandal a decade or two ago where a camera's infrared-based, low-light enhancer was effectively taking nudes of fully-clothed subjects? All clothing is semi-transparent to IR, to varying levels. A mask may not be an effective way to hide your face from a sensitive IR receptor. Edit: the camera model was a Sony[1] handycam, sold in 1998. It had a "NightShot" mode that removed the IR filter - activating this mode in daylight effectively enabled "X-Ray" vision. 1. http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ad99e1a3930185817a1275d284408e3b http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ad99e1a3930185817a...
- kart23 6y agohttps://twitter.com/SFPDTenderloin/status/1344416256418484225 https://twitter.com/SFPDTenderloin/status/134441625641848422... SF: where you can vandalize police cars for 3 years, get booked 3 times, and keep doing it. Waymo cars are an easy target: you know they won't drive off or run you over.