Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2016/09/12/catalog.html
The Cobham catalog, exposed by The Intercept, features countless pages of surveillance gadgets sold to U.S. police to spy on American citizens: tiny black boxes with a big interest in you. In the creepily bland feature lists and nerdy product names is a whisper of a dark future; perhaps darker than anyone can imagine.
8 Likes
Randomly Generated Catalog of Creepily Nondescript Domestic Surveillance Equipment
10 Likes
For the common good.
13 Likes
#SupportOurSnoops
3 Likes
What happens if you put an E͔̲n͎̯̞̤̭̙͉̞̺̲d̟̳̹o̪̜̱̹͕͓̘̳g̯͔̦̖̣̞͙e̤͎̻̜̜̻̼̼n̯̟͕͙̝̥̹̠͇̪̫̥͙̹o͈͉̞̩̣̰̯u͈̲͇̻̜̻̻̝̮͎̯̮̯̬͉ͅs͚͉̺̗͉̮̣̝̲̟͍̼̯ ̰̥͙͔̼̯̘̬̙̲̝̞̥͉̘F̭̟̞̱̹l̗͙̳e̺̪̺͙͖̣͖͈̟͈͉̟̤s̜̞͍̜͕͍̝̱͕̲̼͇h͇̱͔͚͙̺̹̼ ͚͓̩̤̪͔̟C͎͙̠͙̜̜̯̥̱̯u̖̤̲b͕̦̤͖̥̝̟͈̭̠e͚̭̦̣̠͈̹͉̳̜̣̠̠̬̯ͅ inside a R̹̖e͙̤͍̱s͈͈͕͉o̬̞̪͓n̹a̯n͚t̤ ̣̥̹E̘̬t̬̝͍̼h͍͚͙̙e͚̮̟r͔̫̰n͉e̬̦t̘̘̦ ̝̙Ṣ̱͓͍k̲̭̘͓u͚̪͕̲l͓̞l̮̼ and hit go?
1 Like
It’s like if SCP joined forces with Skymall.
3 Likes
Full set:
See also:
And many more.
I am hooked.
1 Like
This made me howl
well played. sir
Paf Paf Paf Paf Paf Paf Paf Paf
1 Like
I’m more interested in the bushmeat. I heard gorilla tastes just like rhinoceros. Is this true?
Actually, I think the Area-wide Traffic Disrupter runs Windows 10, not Linux
1 Like
This topic was automatically closed after 5 days. New replies are no longer allowed.
