Codec
Shedite of Technology
Corporeal Forces: 2 Strength 1 Agility 3
Ethereal Forces: 3 Intelligence 6 Precision 6
Celestial Forces: 4 Will 9 Perception 7
Skills: Computer Operation/6, Dodge/3, Electronics/6, Fighting/3, Lying/3, Move Silently/3
Songs: Charm (Celestial/3), Entropy (Ethereal/3), Motion (Celestial/3), Tongues (Corporeal/3)
Attunements: Shedite of Technology Continue reading Codec, Shedite of Technology [In Nomine].
Always nice to see when child predators get blindsided with a rise in the local tech level: it turns out that bleeding-edge photo-enhancement and pattern-matching technology can glean all sorts of interesting details from digital images these days. Like where that child molester went on vacation. Or what his prescription bottle information is saying in that ‘blurry’ photo. Or any other sorts of useful information.
Alas, those sick f*cks will eventually start doing counter-measures. But that’s the nature of technology. And, of course, there’s unfortunately a large backlog for the feds to go through again…
Via @jaketapper.
…with said phone. The limiting factor seems to be the keyboard; I don’t have all the keys to hand. I dunno how you fix that without some kind of holographic keyboard or something, though.
Still. Useful for emergencies. Technology matches on…
As my wife likes to note, All Demos Are Faked:
Claim: Secret Camo Can Make American Soldiers Truly Invisible & the Photos Will Blow Your Mind! bit.ly/U4zL6y via @shareaholic
— Jeff Emanuel (@jeffemanuel) December 11, 2012
…and I’m going to guess on this one that the particular method of fakery has to do with why there are photos of the technique and not video. Bluntly? The effect probably becomes really visible when somebody inside the thing moves. I’m also raising an eyebrow at the supposed lack of power source. Lastly: how does that thing look when you shift your angle?
Mind you, the military can still find a lot of uses for a drop-cloth that mimics the ground that it’s covering.
