Comments on: We Live In Public, The Movie

By: Adam

Adam — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:12:15 +0000

Joseph,
I’ve added links, cribbed from their site. It’s the Roxie, which isn’t yet listing their films for October.
Oh, and we’re scooping on it being at the Varsity here in Seattle. Ooops. :)

By: Joseph Ashwood

Joseph Ashwood — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 04:19:02 +0000

Just a spelling comment. The Roxy is in Los Angeles, and a great music venue if you’re in the area. The Roxie is an independent film screening location in San Francisco. Neither place has Oct 2 listed on their website yet, but Roxie is more likely.

By: Nicko

Nicko — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:24:02 +0000

One of the best ways to upset someone who cares about privacy is to trot out the “nothing to hide, nothing to worry about” line. … it’s hard to refute in a short quip.
When presented with this argument I usually ask people if they think it would be worth deploying targeted CCTV surveillance to reduce murders. Since the people giving the “nothing to hide” argument invariably say yes, I then point out that most murders take place in private homes, and within the home most murders take place in a bedroom. Thus if one wants to effectively target CCTV surveillance then the cameras should be in the bedrooms of people’s homes. Since they assert that they have nothing to hide they should be perfectly happy this sort of targeted surveillance…