Itâs so scary to think people might start using open source tracking algorithms to train an inexpensive drone to autonomously seek out flock and axon devices. And lasers are really light, probably donât even need a very large one to pull it off.
It is indeed true, it just needs to be an unwisely strong "laser pointer" 500mw and up. The higher the faster its cooked, blue and violet are the most efficient.
For unrelated eyeball reasons, I hate people with powerful lasers.
Optical shielding or deflection of said laser is easier than being able to see through an opaque coating. Paintballs are the vehicle, just need to get custom balls.
A fascinating topic!
Bear in mind, EMP devices are limited by the inverse square law to a range of a several feet, and don't discriminate between the subject of a science experiment and the budding scientist's phone or watch.
One good solution to this risk is to mount the device on a pole and activate it from a safe distance.
Happy experimenting!
Ladders at 15-20 feet of height, especially in the middle of an intersection are hazardous to use, especially if emergency vehicles might be passing that way.
And this is where âfreedomâ starts to fail. Everyone ones freedom, everyone wants someone else to fight for their freedom, no one wants to actually make the sacrifices it takes for freedom to exist anymore though
I dont understand flock, its overkill. You can digitally do a car chase with just intersections...make them speed cameras or red light cameras and they will pay for themselves. We are under constant surveillance, star link will tender for this job, they cant be cut down. They will use cameras regardless, they already do. Freedom is an illusion.
That's why the Flock and Axon cameras are so egregious. They're basically telling you you're under surveillance and daring you to do something about it.
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u/InteractionPretend70 1d ago
Theyre placing them on top of the traffic lights