Multiple victims have been injured in a shooting at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan, on Sunday, according to police.
Huh. You’d actually make a lot of money selling Trans colored American flags. Grift 'em from the right who’d buy 'em to destroy them and grift the libs who want to show their patriotism while still showing “solidarity” to trans rights
Yeah. Generally I’d say this was a silly way to do it obviously (and that’s probably still the case here) but it might not be the worst idea if you don’t want anything linking back to the original phone like a photo message in your chat history etc. So long as you scrub the exif/photo meta data it doesn’t risk a link with the person whose phone screen the original picture is on.
Copyrighted media is often watermarked with imperceptible details that are unique to each viewer and can be traced back to prevent leaks or piracy (think how focus groups get a highly visible transparent uuid plastered over their video). No idea if that technology is in use here or if the information loss from the photo of a photo is enough to remove the watermark, however.
This is true, but from the looks of this one I’d guess it’s a hastily snapped picture from a bystander keeping a decent distance away (the low res zoom, bad framing etc).
This is supposedly the shooter’s truck that rammed into the mormon church
maybe those flags have “Death to Amerikkka!” written on them? lol
clearly a variation of the trans flag!
Huh. You’d actually make a lot of money selling Trans colored American flags. Grift 'em from the right who’d buy 'em to destroy them and grift the libs who want to show their patriotism while still showing “solidarity”
to trans rights
i’m sorry did someone take a picture of a phone with another phone
My favorite thing is videos with multiple layers of app UIs and phone toolbars over it, like a screenshot of a screenshot of a screenshot.
they did surgery on a grape
And you attempt to save it, but hit the recorded save button instead of the real one
Yeah. Generally I’d say this was a silly way to do it obviously (and that’s probably still the case here) but it might not be the worst idea if you don’t want anything linking back to the original phone like a photo message in your chat history etc. So long as you scrub the exif/photo meta data it doesn’t risk a link with the person whose phone screen the original picture is on.
Copyrighted media is often watermarked with imperceptible details that are unique to each viewer and can be traced back to prevent leaks or piracy (think how focus groups get a highly visible transparent uuid plastered over their video). No idea if that technology is in use here or if the information loss from the photo of a photo is enough to remove the watermark, however.
This is true, but from the looks of this one I’d guess it’s a hastily snapped picture from a bystander keeping a decent distance away (the low res zoom, bad framing etc).
the flags are actually upside down to portray hatred of amerikkka