Feels like how things might have been when home electricity was first becoming pervasive. Lots of dubious devices and a laisez-faire approach to eg. electrocut

Feels like how things might have been when home electricity was first becoming pervasive. Lots of dubious devices and a laisez-faire approach to eg. electrocution risks and fire hazards. After enough public outcry regulation is introduced, standards are developed and enforced and your television is no longer at risk of bursting into flames or frying the cat. Or, in today's world, of being conscripted into a global botnet and DDOS'ing your neighbours.