The Private Eye
by Jayne Ann Krentz · first published 1992
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Play the hero? Not likely! Josh January--A burned-out, beat-up rogue of a private eye. His last case had nearly killed him .... Maggie Gladstone--The vibrant, sexy innkeeper who'd read too many detective novels . . . and wanted badly to believe in heroes. Shrewdly. Josh agreed to investigate the strange goings-on at Maggie's charming bed and breakfast. The case would be a cinch--no heroics necessary. Josh could concentrate on important things like rest, recovery... and seducing tawny-haired Maggie. He was dead wrong--about the case and about sweet Maggie. If Josh didn't start playi
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I'm reminded of the comic book/graphic novel Private Eye[1]. [1] http://panelsyndicate.com/comics/tpeye
on “Russian photographer matches random people with social network photos” ↗That CV Dazzle project is fascinating. The link to the warship Dazzle camouflage is also hilarious in the sense that that is what people have to turn to in 2019. It reminds me of the comic book The Private Eye by Brian K Vaughn. In that story the cloud "bursts" and online privacy evaporates overnight so everyone turns to intense camouflage to protect their identity. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Private_Eye)
on “How to hide from the AI surveillance state with a color printout” ↗