Difference is, those non-glass cameras don't come bundled up with Google services fed down your throat and automatically upload your data.
You have a very different take on privacy compared to most "hackers". I remember you're a "some active" and think that everyone loves taking selfies and that shameless self promotion is some sort of a calling for every person, regardless what the cost is to privacy.
I shouldn't dwell on this subject more, as you got my real HN account hellbanned the last time I pointed this out.
> Difference is, those non-glass cameras don't come bundled up with Google services fed down your throat and automatically upload your data.
It's not what the discussion in media was about though; people were mostly upset by someone having a camera on them. The connection to Google Services is a fair point, though it's a bit orthogonal and the Glass doesn't change the equation much after everyone has a smartphone connected to those same services.
> I remember you're a "some active" and think that everyone loves taking selfies and that shameless self promotion is some sort of a calling for every person, regardless what the cost is to privacy.
If you're refering to the thread about Facebook from some time ago, I'm pretty sure statements like this were what got you hellbanned; you apparently still have a very false view of my person and on-line activities. HN doesn't discourage disagreement on topics (hell, my attitude to privacy is non-mainstream around here) - it does however discourage personal attacks.
You have a very different take on privacy compared to most "hackers". I remember you're a "some active" and think that everyone loves taking selfies and that shameless self promotion is some sort of a calling for every person, regardless what the cost is to privacy.
I shouldn't dwell on this subject more, as you got my real HN account hellbanned the last time I pointed this out.