Via MetaFilter, this post which shows anyone how to search for live webcams which have not been secured. The results are interesting - a bunch of presumably private network cameras, which anyone with a browser can query for video images. Comments in the original post show all manner of things found live, via the web, from rodents to security guards. I imagine this is a hole that will soon be closed, one way or the other.
Reader Jeremy Writes: [Yahoo] couldn't get off the crack pipe...the Paid Inclusion model. It failed *everywhere*. [It] still can't get off the crack.
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The e-sheep comic "The Spiders" integrates millions of Internet users with a cheap, effective spying/communications network. Chapter 2 stands apart from the rest of the comic as a beautiful example of the concept; it's fleshed out and integrated more fully if you read the entire series.
http://www.e-sheep.com/spiders/02/index.html
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