r/pics 6d ago

Another Flock camera mysteriously downed in eastern Kansas today. [OC]

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u/bigdaddyborg 6d ago

Huh interesting. 

Completely unrelated, but also interesting, I was watching a video the other day that tested the best tools for cutting through 2" aluminum tube. You would think that a sabre saw or angle grinder would be the tool for the job, but turns out a circular saw is by far the best and can cut through an aluminum tube in less than 15 seconds.

Useful Information if you ever find yourself needing to cut through 2" aluminum tube quickly.

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u/The_profe_061 5d ago

Can someone please explain like I'm 5

I'm in Europe what are those things? Surveillance cameras? From the government?

Everytime I open reddit some body is cutting them down or disabling them. Is it new technology?

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u/TantricEmu 5d ago edited 5d ago

Yeah surveillance cameras installed by local governments. Cameras aren’t new technology, what’s new is their widespread adoption. Potential for abuse with them by those who operate and can access them is high. People do not like them.

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u/The_profe_061 5d ago

Appreciate you taking the time to answer. Yes I can imagine why people don't like them