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Why not just a watch? Or a keychain, or a ring? Or an ID with rfid in your wallet? Why the intrusiveness?
by TweedHeads 17y ago
Why not just a watch?
Or a keychain, or a ring?
Or an ID with rfid in your wallet?
Why the intrusiveness?
- sanswork 17y agoI am far more likely to lose all of these things than the lower quarter of my arm.
- dan_the_welder 17y agoAt least until the Yakuza find out about it.
- michaelneale 17y agoIn nearly 35 years, I have not lost a watch, nor a wallet. I have nearly lost a finger a few times (don't turn on a drill while you are messing with the chuck). I have also lost a lot of skin from different parts of my body. For a chip to stay, would need to be somewhere inconvenient and deep. Certainly nowhere convenient that a reader could reach, unless its RFID style in which case I have other concerns...