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commute-deckpermalink
License ReferenceThe commute deck is "a computer built into a mechanical keyboard", or a mechanical keyboard, Raspberry Pi, battery, and display, all in one 24" wide box, inspired by cyberspace decks from William Gibson's sprawl trilogy.
License(s)
- MIT/X11 License
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Where Are The Eyes?permalink
License ReferenceWhere Are The Eyes is a program for detecting and mapping surveillance cameras. Users mark cameras on their phone as they walk past them, and build a shared global map of surveillance. It is used to help activists in two ways -- to increase awareness of surveillance and authoritarian practices, and to plan activist movements.
License(s)
- Revised BSD License