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There was a story not long ago about an old man who rigged up his front door to trigger a gun of some sort on unexpected entry, and ended up getting killed by i
by jonnycomputer 7y ago
There was a story not long ago about an old man who rigged up his front door to trigger a gun of some sort on unexpected entry, and ended up getting killed by it.
This really just sounds like a way to inadvertently brick your computer 999 times out of 1000. Seems like something to secure it to your person would be mostly adequate.
- Buge 7y agoThis specific implementation doesn't brick it. It just locks the screen (or you could make it shutdown).
- jonnycomputer 7y agoor, if you actually read the article: "As of today, we have BusKill. The BusKill solution described in this article can trigger your laptop to self-destruct if it’s physically separated from you."