@zackwhittaker Oh my god it's got cone of vision, least on the link preview. It's just like in the vidyagames...

@zackwhittaker Awesome. I do go for open source myself and have an app for finding flock and Axis cameras that I build based on Josh Michael's work. He compiled a map that builds from the manufacturers' database of records where they are installed. If you have an Android, find it on GitHub at the repository for AFlock. If you want, here's the website, https://flocksurveillance.org/

@zackwhittaker jesus they're popping now.
Next, where the best adaptogenic drinks are?

@zackwhittaker Actually, I used a Thomas Guide when I was a young adult.

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in an ideal world there should be a law allowing to destroy such things with impunity but in this world property is more valued than the freedom of individuals

@zackwhittaker That's pretty big. They aren't a mainstream app anymore, but they certainly have the name recognition (as the dated maps app, unfortunately...).

@zackwhittaker downloading now, because I can use 2 apps for different functions

@zackwhittaker They won't convince me they care about privacy until they fix this:

@zackwhittaker I use Waze, it is interactive and people will put in when the cops are there, later on, if you pass the spot it will ask if the object, roadworks or traffic jam is still there. of course static things like radars are signed in, but not questioned. Very useful to avoid fines 😊 Also shows if there are other cars using the app https://www.waze.com/

@zackwhittaker I always had Rand McNally easily within reach behind me.

@zackwhittaker I use noai.duckduckgo for search, but they use apple maps, and OMG those are garbage, (missing street names, block numbers) (does apple even know what a cartographer is?) and I switch to MapQuest simply to get basic info a map should have.

@zackwhittaker while also taking me to the wrong locations, crashing constantly, and draining my battery unfortunately. Going to try Organic Maps instead