Yeah this is something a well trained neural network would make simple though. So long as you have the processing power, and enough storage.

I’d imagine you’d be able to purchase some identifying information from data brokers and eventually link ids to people or families.

No they aren’t. Out of curiosity I setup an rtlsdr and connected it via RTL-HAOS to my home assistant server.

The antenna is in the middle of my house and over the last month I have logged over 200 different tire pressure sensor id’s

It does have some surfaces that look like they could produce lift.

Traveling fast enough it could probably lose thrust and “land” horizontally… Until the legs grab and it tumbles.

Or just preprogram the commands before installing and let it run autonomously.

This also ignores the fact that the person in the car the second time XM3 5D9 was spotted is not necessarily the same person in the car the first. So one could easily false accuse.

Agreed. And the search engines returning AI generated pages masquerading as websites with real information is precisely why I spun up a searXNG instance. It actually helps a lot.

Many phones have exploits that bypass the pin. Governments have tools specifically designed to use these

Trains don’t benefit much from lesser weight.

Drones, and planes are the most likely to benefit from this.

Got bad news for you buddy.

Wires ARE antennas.

Or scrape my ass across their damned dispenser.

Fuck that noise.

But one you can underpay and abuse because they are excited. The other has a lot better idea of what they’ll accept and will leave when it’s not worth it anymore.

Perfect, we can now detect at what level to hold the populous so they’ll keep working, and not revolt.

Part of the function of the lock should be to indicate of forced entry.

Sure they could attack a window, but then you know something happened.

A magnet attack on a smart lock usually leaves no indication of bypass. So you still think everything is as you left it, untill you need that one thing and it’s gone.

Of course this is more for specific targeted attacks, but still, if you report to insurance that things are missing and they ask if you locked the door, but then there’s no indication of forced entry. How likely are they to pay out, or keep you as a client?

Yes. In a nutshell it’s “if you don’t know about electric cars, here’s some information you probably don’t know as well”

You have to have hazmat to drive a school bus?!?

I use nextcloud for this. It’s a bit much for just simple file share, but it works for me.

That’s when I’m most likely to notice.

Yeah they ship “parts” to Mexico. 1 laptop frame unfinished 1 laptop battery.

Finish and Assemble them by cutting out one small section of waste aluminum off the frame and then putting the battery in.

Ship to the us.

“Manufactured in Mexico”

3. Upgrade to more efficient heating methods, such as heat pump system instead of resistive heating.

Unless they’re priced by if they have built in ads or not, it’s useless.