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STOP trusting cloud cameras! Someone else could literally be watching through them. Seriously. That’s why I ditched the cloud completely and built a 100% local, AI-powered surveillance system using Frigate NVR, a Raspberry Pi, and some affordable Reolink cameras! 📹⚡ Watch the full video to see how I set... show more

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Chaz2 months ago

There is a website called mowporn and it’s for watching cloud cameras of people mowing their lawns!

S̷y̷s̷t̷e̷m̷e̷r̷i̷c̷2 months ago

Now do it so it works for Blink cameras.

ecohash.co2 months ago

Yessir, team @ReolinkTech here as well. Their integration with home assistant is also quite good. They do stream to cloud by default though.

Maclaine2 months ago

What cameras?

Raj2 months ago

No coding Automation bug bounty . #bugbounty #hacker #cyber

TSM_TechKid2 months ago

Hate to break it to you Chuck, thats just as bad.

hkrlogix2 months ago

It's not just cameras.. It is anything connected to the internet.

Future Systems2 months ago

The interesting part is not only "Someone else could literally be watching through them". For a small AI system, I would split the proof into 3 layers: what the media visibly shows, what the operator still has to review, and what happens when the point where a human has to rescue the workflow. A demo can be real and still be expensive if every successful output needs manual cleanup. The clean metric is time to recover from a wrong action, not raw generations or a one-off run.

Treant Technologies2 months ago

Great Stuff @NetworkChuck You're talking our language

Null_Sesh2 months ago

Oh yay more sensationalist AI powered bullshit to do RIGHT NOW

Hussein Karaki2 months ago

@WyzeCam this true ?

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