There’s a difference between reporting on tech and actively pushing people to go out and buy/use malicious tech by telling them to buy it and listing all the malicious things one can do with it.

This could be worse than a gun. If it’s so easy to make an app for this device that can wirelessly brick Android phones around you, what would keep it from interfering with something more dangerous, like the avionics of a flying airplane?

the future is now!!

First they came for the gas blowers, and I did nothing, for I used an electric blower...

ear plugs

The downside here is for professionals who need to run their equipment all day. There should at least be an exemption for them. Being forced to buy a dozen extra batteries at $200 a pop is ridiculous.

literally half the day every day? Of half the day a few days a year.

Yeah it might as well be called the Karen Klub. (throw another K word in their to make it perfect for them)

The real downside is if you’re working all day you’ll need a dozen batteries and chargers to get through a work day. Those larger stronger batteries can be up to $200 a pop!

The latter doesn’t work if you have more than a couple of trees around your lawn. You’ll end up with aa thick layer covering your lawn and choking out your grass, giving way to other weedier plants to take over.

So like a Warm Bodies/Weird Science mashup?

Looks pretty silly to me.

380k miles? I’d want to dump it just to avoid worrying about it dying on me at any moment!

Get a minivan.

Don’t forget they always park over the lines in parking lots because they clearly can’t handle a vehicle of that size

You expect the genius that came up with idea to be smart enough to think of that?

I think you need to do some real number-crunching to see if a 3rd car actually makes sense. Even if you save wear and tear on another car and some incremental cost per gallon, an entirely extra car is a huge expenditure relative to those savings. You van even with fewer miles will continue depreciating.

Yes, like a red line form the shuttle with an LED lighting it up form behind!And a little button on the side oyu push to hear the “pew pew” sound...stolen from Star Wars/ILM’s sound effects of course.

I still maintain the slogan should be “Secure our nation’s interests to, in and space.” as it makes chronological sense. You travel to space, then you’re in it (blowing up satellites, apparently), then you travel from it.

Ironically, for me a social network I pay to take part in is the only one I would want to join. But the rub is that in exchange for paying a fee, They don’t look at, track, or sell any of my personal information, I don’t get ads pushed at me, and I 100% own and can remove any content I add.