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I'm not changing anything -- my root comment in this thread specifically mentioned "disturbances". Mitigating disturbances to the proceedings of an event is pl
by kube-system 10mo ago
I'm not changing anything -- my root comment in this thread specifically mentioned "disturbances". Mitigating disturbances to the proceedings of an event is plainly a part of event security. The "threats" evaluated in event security are not solely to life and limb but also to the proceedings of the event itself. I didn't think this required elaboration; I thought most people would be familiar with this function of event security.
- jtbayly 10mo agoIt is obvious how a beach ball could’ve a disturbance. What precisely can I do with a pi that would cause a disturbance?
- kube-system 10mo agoAny of the same infrared or RF shenanigans that are done with a flipper zero, and potentially mess with the equipment of organizers or media.
- jtbayly 10mo agoSo… basically cloning somebody’s keycard without them knowing could cause a disturbance… ok.
- kube-system 10mo agoLF keycards aren’t very common today.