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I bet it's highly susceptible to non-lethal radiation such as short microwave bursts. I'd bet you I could take one of those things out with the parts in my micr
by fleitz 16y ago
I bet it's highly susceptible to non-lethal radiation such as short microwave bursts. I'd bet you I could take one of those things out with the parts in my microwave and a small capacitor.
Also, since we're dealing with nuclear technology there is going to be lots of EM shielding, wifi tends not to work so well with shielding in place. Especially large amounts of water.