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The Kids Grid headquarters. One of two pieces I submitted to the Pokémon Colosseum 20th Anniversary Zine.

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November 2023
The Kids Grid headquarters. One of two pieces I submitted to the Pokémon Colosseum 20th Anniversary Zine.
SECC, Glasgow, Scotland, 19 October 2009
I took some requests for Orre swimwear on a server.
Main crew
Orretober week 4: Meme redraw!
An Orre themed contribution to one of my favourite memes.
Glasgow // Feb 15th 2011 // Steve Goudie
Christmas at Dr. Kaminko's
Michael insisted on inviting everyone they could
Cyde Walkway by Caledonia84 https://flic.kr/p/2oCaNCS
The Socio-Economic Caste Census (SECC)’s decade-long mutation, from a foundational census to ostensibly efficiently deliver benefits to the poor into an mass-surveillance system, reveals how the Indian government is rapidly building surveillance infrastructure under the guise of poverty alleviation and how organisations like the World Bank are happy to offer advice to developing countries building intrusive systems that may not pass muster in places like Europe. “Such an unrestrained mass surveillance system could threaten liberty like never before,” said Chinmayi Arun, Fellow of the Information Society Project at Yale Law School, who taught law in India between 2010 and 2018. “India’s safeguards for state surveillance have always been weak. But this near-complete Orwellian surveillance would overturn the balance of power between citizens and the state,” Arun said. “It may be safe to say that if the state manages successfully to watch us so closely, India’s democracy will gradually become unrecognisable.”
Kumar Sambhav Shrivastava, 'Documents Show Modi Govt Building 360 Degree Database To Track Every Indian', Huffington Post