Thoughts Aloud.

The Mirror Wall — Civilian Resistance in the Age of Total Sight By the Faculty of Advanced Optics, Zen's University (Note: This is a work of fiction and not an active plan of resistance.) For generations, the orbital "High Ground" was considered the ultimate strategic advantage. An enemy in Geosynchronous Orbit (GEO) claims the power of the Panopticon: they can see every movement, track every signature, and coordinate strikes without warning. This vertical asymmetry was designed to induce paralysis. They told us we were transparent. They told us resistance was impossible because it was visible. They were wrong. The Solar Aegis Project proves that the very light they use to see us can be forged into a blindfold. We have democratized Directed Energy. We are not fighting fire with fire; we are fighting surveillance with the Sun. Imagine 100,000 one-meter square mirrors all directing a searing beam of sunlight at the same point in the sky: The geosynchronous belt where the s...

  I've been using a head mounted display for a number of years and find it useful on occasion. The unit I have is Kickstarter project that never went anywhere. It's about dead and could kick off at any time. After some internet research, I settled on the Rayneo 3S Pro. I ordered one on Amazon and it seemed pretty good when I tried it. Problem though. I have prescription lenses and need them for distance. Unlike my previous set, the Rayneo has no option to adjust the diopter to adjust for the user's prescription eyewear. The Rayneo has an option to buy a set of prescription lenses that snap into the Rayneo 3S unit nicely. But they're over $100 and have to be ordered from the UK. Figure weeks or months at least, plus I'd be out $100. Rayneo Demo Lens Mounting Point Luckily, the Rayneo 3S comes with a "demo" frame set with the all important mount that snaps into the frame oh, so nicely. I took one look at that and knew I could do something with it besides dre...