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> He told The Times that ATSC had been dealing with doubters for ten years and that the device was merely being criticised because of its "primitive" appearance
by recursivecaveat 2y ago
> He told The Times that ATSC had been dealing with doubters for ten years and that the device was merely being criticised because of its "primitive" appearance. He said: "We are working on a new model that has flashing lights".
Damn, why am I not a scam artist? This worked so well for so long. If he put $20 of random electronics and tiny glass tubes of chemicals in there I think he could've gotten away with it.