Glastocam!

[missnutmeg]

Surely one of the best threads on here 👏👏👏

[dotdash79]

[Smeble]

Not sure posting screenshots of peoples living accommodation is a great idea, ok there’s no detail, but it is a bit of an invasion of privacy.

 

[blutarsky]

2 minutes ago, Smeble said:

Not sure posting screenshots of peoples living accommodation is a great idea, ok there’s no detail, but it is a bit of an invasion of privacy.

 

Booo

It’s GFL/BBC doing it anyway, not us. I’ll buy them a drink in June to make up for it if the residents make themselves known to me. 
 

Edit: what about my privacy when they live broadcast me sleeping in a tent in 2019? 

Edited April 11, 2022 by blutarsky

[Smeble]

6 minutes ago, blutarsky said:

Booo

It’s GFL/BBC doing it anyway, not us. I’ll buy them a drink in June to make up for it if the residents make themselves known to me. 
 

Edit: what about my privacy when they live broadcast me sleeping in a tent in 2019? 

Being 1 in a sea of thousands on a webcam is a very different thing to being a few guys in a portacabin having zoomed in screenshots posted on a forum.

[incident]

6 minutes ago, Smeble said:

Being 1 in a sea of thousands on a webcam is a very different thing to being a few guys in a portacabin having zoomed in screenshots posted on a forum.

Think you're looking for a problem that isn't there to be honest.

Even zoomed in, the resolution isn't going to be problematic - you can't make out faces, or car licence plates, or really anything else identifiable about them.

The most you can do is tell whether the lights in the cabins are on or not, or whether the doors and/or window shutters are open or not. Even if the doors and windows are wide open, you're not going to be able to make out anything going on inside.

An average city centre web cam probably accounts more inadvertent privacy violations ever day.

[paulshane]

56 minutes ago, Smeble said:

Not sure posting screenshots of peoples living accommodation is a great idea, ok there’s no detail, but it is a bit of an invasion of privacy.

 

You do realise this is a public webcam, visible to anyone on earth with internet access ?

[Smeble]

1 hour ago, incident said:

Think you're looking for a problem that isn't there to be honest.

Even zoomed in, the resolution isn't going to be problematic - you can't make out faces, or car licence plates, or really anything else identifiable about them.

The most you can do is tell whether the lights in the cabins are on or not, or whether the doors and/or window shutters are open or not. Even if the doors and windows are wide open, you're not going to be able to make out anything going on inside.

An average city centre web cam probably accounts more inadvertent privacy violations ever day.

 those city centre webcams aren’t them posted on an Internet forum though are they. I guess nobody cares about invasions of privacy until it’s their own🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[Smeble]

1 hour ago, paulshane said:

You do realise this is a public webcam, visible to anyone on earth with internet access ?

You do realise that actually goes for my argument not against it right?

also there’s a huge difference between being in the distance on a webcam making occasional passes and zoomed in images posted on a forum?

staggered by the lack of ‘giving a fuck’ on here.

guess everyone would be happy with a 24h webcam pointed at their house.

 

[blutarsky]

39 minutes ago, Smeble said:

You do realise that actually goes for my argument not against it right?

also there’s a huge difference between being in the distance on a webcam making occasional passes and zoomed in images posted on a forum?

staggered by the lack of ‘giving a fuck’ on here.

guess everyone would be happy with a 24h webcam pointed at their house.

 

If it was from a mile away and my head was one pixel I couldn’t give a shit

[dotdash79]

6 hours ago, Smeble said:

You do realise that actually goes for my argument not against it right?

also there’s a huge difference between being in the distance on a webcam making occasional passes and zoomed in images posted on a forum?

staggered by the lack of ‘giving a fuck’ on here.

guess everyone would be happy with a 24h webcam pointed at their house.

 

You are really going to lose your shit when you hear about Google street view. 
 

I posted a few pictures, you can’t make out the people or the company they work for. Just that the lights are on and they have moved it. This post is about events on the cam, and this was (might not be the beat one) the first confirmed people staying on the farm as part of the build. 

[stuie]

9 hours ago, Smeble said:

Not sure posting screenshots of peoples living accommodation is a great idea, ok there’s no detail, but it is a bit of an invasion of privacy.

 

Eh? 

Am I looking at the same thing? I can’t even see if there are cows or humans in there. And I definitely can’t see what they are doing! 

[deebeedoobee]

10 hours ago, blutarsky said:

Booo

It’s GFL/BBC doing it anyway, not us. I’ll buy them a drink in June to make up for it if the residents make themselves known to me. 

Reporting for duty sir

[David_303]

8 hours ago, Smeble said:

guess everyone would be happy with a 24h webcam pointed at their house.

I have about 3 pointed at mine thanks to Ring doorbells. 

[gazzared]

8 hours ago, Smeble said:

You do realise that actually goes for my argument not against it right?

also there’s a huge difference between being in the distance on a webcam making occasional passes and zoomed in images posted on a forum?

staggered by the lack of ‘giving a fuck’ on here.

guess everyone would be happy with a 24h webcam pointed at their house.

 

Is this a wind up ??? 

[Dukeicon]

Vehicles up at the Glastonbury-on-Sea area this morning.

[stuie]

43 minutes ago, Dukeicon said:

Vehicles up at the Glastonbury-on-Sea area this morning.

Pilton Dogging Club - please respect their privacy 😂

[deebeedoobee]

1 minute ago, stuie said:

Pilton Dogging Club - please respect their privacy 😂

Can I just make it clear, this has nothing to do with Pilton Digger, or Big Dog obvs.

[Crazyfool01]

47 minutes ago, Dukeicon said:

Vehicles up at the Glastonbury-on-Sea area this morning.

Don’t pier too closely at them 

[rubick]

1 hour ago, Dukeicon said:

Vehicles up at the Glastonbury-on-Sea area this morning.

Really optimistic Ice Cream Vans. Fair play to 'em.

[gooner1990]

any idea what that is?

 

[dotdash79]

6 minutes ago, gooner1990 said:

any idea what that is?

 

Trailers full of stuff. They have been arriving over the last week

[David_303]

1 hour ago, crazyfool1 said:

Don’t pier too closely at them 

Bwaaahhaaaahaahaahahahahahahaa

[al_coholic]

When do we normally expect the fence build to start? I can't remember, and where does it normally first come into view on the camera?

[adamg1602]

It's got to be a wind up