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> While neat in theory, this have zero practical > possibility. how so? at the time of writing almost 1,000 backers would disagree with you. > It could be i
by lkcl 10y ago
> While neat in theory, this have zero practical
> possibility.
how so? at the time of writing almost 1,000 backers
would disagree with you.
> It could be improved a bit if they used a smartphone
> instead of a card, but that still leaves the problem of
> there being no "base stations" around.
smartphones are typically DRM-locked, have unethical
OSes that make it impossible for people to say that they
truly own their own devices, are so full of spying at
the HARDWARE level it's just flat-out nuts, and the
components are so cartelled it's just.... gahh :)
google "qualcomm 900 million security vulnerability"
and you'll start to understand why i didn't start
with a smartphone!
> Perhaps a better idea would be something like an HDMI
> computer - a stick that carries everything and is
> pluggable into a regular TV, but that's invented already.
it is... but look at what you have: a morass of cables.
by total contrast, you can simply plug the Computer Card
snugly into the Laptop Housing (or any other Housing)
and it won't get destroyed accidentally.