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Hey, Bay Area, are you tired of full out Big Brother control taking its sweet time getting here? So are we. In an effort to speed things up, if you have or know of choice live cams pointed at mildly interesting things in SF (extra points for Presidio Terrace and areas of concern), Oakland, Berkeley, or wherever, share them with us. You can let us know in the comments. Please.
We know of Bluoz's feed at Sixth and Stevenson streets, as well as a few terminally boring ones pointing at the bridges and stuff, but we want more. Much more. Remember, your right to privacy is somebody else's pleasure.
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That's the most disgusting thing I've seen all week.
If I draw a gun with a sharpie will I be able to shoot you, too, you ne'erdowells??
www.live.yahoo.com/straightinsf
Mid 1200 Block of Market street
can't they use the solar powered bird-shocker to solve the problem here?
Why is this person watching me sleep?
...so be good for goodness sake.
http://www.theowlcam.com/
This is a live cam of an owl barn in Marin. We are so big brother on this owl. Sometimes there are owl babies. Enjoy.
there was a cam on Judah street that someone was using to monitor for flower stealers and people urinating in the flowers at their home but I don't recall if it is still around or not.
http://www.earthcam.com/usa/california/sanfrancisco/index.php?goto=live
EarthCam and the South End Rowing Club bring you a breathtaking view of San Francisco bay from the heart of the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park. From this vantage point you can see the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island.
and . . .
Hi-Def San Francisco
http://hd-sf.com/?gclid=CODS0_6N15UCFQcVswod7lgKXw
The financial district, Fisherman's Wharf, Telegraph Hill, Russian Hill and Nob Hill San Francisco as viewed from across the bay in Sausalito. The camera captures an image every fifteen seconds twenty four hours a day. San Francisco Bay is famous for its fog and if the image is gray (or all black at night) that is what you are seeing.
I would stream a cam on my street, but it would exceed my montly Comcast bandwidth allowance. :(
Worlds oldest running webcam is at SF State. Yeah, it's mine.
http://www.fogcam.org/