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I mean it's aimed at makers, so it's expected that you'll use it for some sort of "interesting project" rather than take it out of your bag, program it to displ

I mean it's aimed at makers, so it's expected that you'll use it for some sort of "interesting project" rather than take it out of your bag, program it to display your name, and use it instead of a sticker. I've traveled with a lot of ham radio gear over the years, and sometimes the TSA wants to take a look. The worst case is that they swab it for explosive residue. Adds a minute to the transit time through the checkpoint, worst case.

Someone1234 5y ago
> The worst case is that they swab it for explosive residue The worst is that you'll have guns pointed at you and get arrested: https://www.theregister.com/2007/09/21/mit_student_arrested_for_tech_tshirt/ https://www.theregister.com/2007/09/21/mit_student_arrested_...
- makeworld 5y ago
  > wore a circuit board with nine lights over a hoodie and was inexplicably grasping a hand full of Play-Doh Not quite the same thing as ham equipment in a suitcase.
- Lascaille 5y ago
  >Simpson, who is a sophomore in electrical engineering at MIT, wore a circuit board with nine lights over a hoodie and was inexplicably grasping a hand full of Play-Doh. Lucky she wasn't shot.