BTW, I love your work.

what makes you think that’s not the case here?

Also really surprised to see that this post hasn’t gotten all that much attention from the boingers. Seems to be tailor made for us.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/04/22/face_detection_hacking/

’cause I got to tell you – if I’m building a company that’s going to do automatic face recognition/tracking of everyone who goes through all of my systems, I’m naming it “HappyFace” or “SmileTracker” or if I want to be less playful/cuddly and more severe “police” sounding I might go with “GlobalGuardian” or something vaguely superhero-sounding.  Hell I can even see grabbing the name of an Olympian or Egyptian god (Something based around Nemesis or Horus would be fitting).  But I don’t see naming my company after one of the Gnostic Lords of Creation.

Really, the Abraxas Corporation sounds like a front company for a cult of Nyarlathotep or Yog-Sothoth from a Lovecraft homage.

 1) Download and install TorBrowser bundle via JenniferS’ link above.
 2) Launch the TorBrowser app.
 3) Paste this into the url field in the Torbrowser after it launches:
http://isax7s5yooqgelbr.onion/gifiles/

 http://mods-n-hacks.wonderhowto.com/how-to/make-infrared-mask-hide-your-face-from-cameras-201280/

Mere wordplay, but remember, even people in Brazil are technically American, and I think he’s dismissing that statement since it can be said to use the broad term “American,” which is generally assumed to be synonymous with someone that lives in the United States of America even though it could very well also be used in the same way “European” is used.

I wouldn’t put it past them to use that kind of reasoning to deny something such as that statement.

Separately, former NSA tech director William Binney and others once with the agency have made claims in recent weeks that the feds have dossiers on every American, an allegation NSA Chief Keith Alexander dismissed during a speech at Def-Con last month in Vegas

No such thing.