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5g's gonna suck for freedom because cops are also going to 5g, so any situation where there's a protest or demonstration or *gasp* leftists congregating, they're going to shut down cell phone access for normies for 'public safety priority service' and now you know why i own ham radios and am teaching people about them
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:lol are cops smart enough to have radios that hop different frequencies or could someone with a little know-how effectively jam most cop radios current state? there's an 800mhz-2ghz frequency generator on my local craigslist for 80 bucks, and with a $50 ebay amplifier i could disable all cop radios in a ~1/4 mile radius with the flip of a switch. It's absolutely doable. 5g works at higher freqs, would require some pricier gear, still eminently possible.
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my personal cell bill is $15 to $18 a month, ting owns i just keep it for 2fa SMS and emergencies really
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what the gently caress, dude
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i would even have been fine with 'hi jonny how are you? hope everything is well. i bet the last year's been really hard for you - are you and the ex still on good terms?' but no you had to be this absolute weirdo about it
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Vomik posted:not too shabby! I pay $0 a month for unlimited LTE, tho I TOO HAVE A WORK PHONE LOL! high five, buddy
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Bulgakov posted:5g, so that telcos can put an endpoint outside you house to jump the 30ft from a pole to modem indoors its this
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infernal machines posted:sucker i don't ever actually get calls on it, it's just for 2fa. i leave it on silent lol
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Feb 18, 2019 17:47
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remember when a bunch of military people bought homeopathic bomb detectors https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADE_651 quote:It requires no battery or other power source; its manufacturer claimed that it is powered solely by the user's static electricity. To use the device, the operator must walk for a few moments to "charge" it before holding it at right angles to the body. After a substance-specific "programmed substance detection card" is inserted, the device is supposed to swivel in the user's hand to point its antenna in the direction of the target substance. quote:The cards were supposedly "programmed" or "activated" by being placed in a jar for a week along with a sample of the target substance to absorb the substance's "vapours".
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hobbesmaster posted:if mmWave is good for anything it'll be fixed wireless finally giving cable companies some competition lol
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Sniep posted:the president wants 6g so why are we even working on 5g? our efforts should be on 6g no reason to paint ourselves into a corner. lets go 7g
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