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2y ago
No Internet required - just a $500 "Blockstream" Satellite receiver device!
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Delusional is also thinking "oh they'd just hard fork and roll back the transactions." And then they just keep doing it over and over again.
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2y ago
>who can do absolutely nothing about them There is a _bit_ of hope you'll do something about it.
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2y ago
I've been using Markdown New Tab for this for years and I'm completely in love with it https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/markdown-new-tab/de...
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2y ago
This probably varies wildly but in the US (or parts there of) landlines have to work in emergency situations - ie no power. Even if you have a 'phone line' delivered over optical the phone company provides you with an optical net
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2y ago
Yeah RSA made these for a looong time. But if you don't have a phone to program it you'd need a camera or some way to manually enter the data.
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2y ago
Accidental drug dosing happens all the time, with things with much larger effective doses. People mix up drugs. Drugs absolutely fall out of people's pockets on a near constant basis.
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2y ago
I have people on PagerDuty who weren't alive when pagers were a thing.
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I never knew the Blackberry pagers were 386s. I know they've made a variety of portable 386s (and still do) but had no idea they made them into Blackberries.
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2y ago
>They’re a much more reliable way of getting an emergency call out than a multifunction mobile phone. More reliable than a landline?
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Maybe there is a market for minuscule TOTP devices. Just 7 segment displays for the code and the lowest res camera that can decode a QR code.
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2y ago
People cutting themselves off from modern convenience for moral reasons only gets interesting to me when it approaches Amish levels of commitment.
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2y ago
Its not too bad when you only need 30 kHz of bandwidth per channel.
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>- Basically 2 companies, operating with antequated websites (and prices) still provide service at the historic prices Hold out companies for obsolete technologies always fascinate me. I remember reading there is like one guy who servic
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2y ago
The dose makes the poison. The LD50 for lye is 4,090 (rats) - 6,600 mg/kg (mice). The LD50 for fentanyl is 3.1 mg/kg in rats and 0.03 mg/kg in monkeys. So, very different.
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2y ago
>I'm not a ham, because I don't want to hang out with self-appointed cops Hams do have a "Whacker" problem. General Boomer mentality scares away a lot of new Hams as well.
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I don't think its too outlandish to see these getting to a price point where they're cheaper than a human. The goal might not be an appliance Rosie the Robot in every household but having a robot that can help the infirm, elderly
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2y ago
Also, loud.
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Yes, I do agree. The hope is that full-self-driving systems will help people who should really not be on the road, negligent drivers, the elderly, those with impaired capacity from drugs and alcohol, etc.
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Darn if only there was some easy to reach button for the driver to deploy flashing lights to notify other drivers of the potential hazard.
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The probability that someone would have eventually hit this CR-V is approaching 100%.
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2y ago
I think for this person FSD might actually be an improvement.
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2y ago
Those things you listed are not "oopsie daisy" mistakes everyone makes, those are situations that arise from negligent driving.
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2y ago
Would the pre-collision avoidance systems that are standard in a lot of vehicles now been able to prevent an accident with this kind of "peek a boo" scenario?
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3y ago
Thought this was a great idea until I saw you had to create an account to see details. Seems pretty antithetical to the entire premise.
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3y ago
All Copyright Holders For Every Medium vs. Mega-est of MegaCorps? Forget Wrestlemania, I'd pay-per-view that match.
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3y ago
I should have probably left surveillance out because I was thinking less about panopticon style surveillance and more things like traffic patterns, crop growth, etc.
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3y ago
Why kill unimportant people at all?
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3y ago
You can get a patent for something that doesn't even have to necessarily work.
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3y ago
You know whats really quiet? A supersonic missile.
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