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FCC Lets Radar Company See Through Walls
DesertNomad writes "Attorney Mitchell Lazarus over at CommLawBlog gives a good overview of a new radar technology and the challenges of getting regulatory approval, which seemingly can be just as difficult as developing the technology itself."
*knock knock*
"Go 'way, 'batin!"
"Sir, we are well aware of your current status, we can see through your walls. However, that's not why we're here--we would like to discuss the illegal transmitter you are running on your roof right now."
The server manager will upload a new hack that prevents wallhacking. In the mean time, keep voting the cheaters off the CS server.
Oh, wait, this is real life?
"This post contains words, known to the State of California to cause thought. Wash brain thoroughly after reading."
law enforcement can peer into that private box whenever they want ... it is easy to imagine it being used by every cop to peer right into the very center of our private lives while we are in our homes ...
When they peer into the basement, chances are, they'll see a hand moving rapidly ...
What? I'm referring to basement spring-cleaning, in time for the festive season! After all, we geeks really enjoy doing housework, don't we?
No, radar bounces accusingly off of you, otherwise this system wouldn't work.
When our name is on the back of your car, we're behind you all the way!
"Mostly harmless"
Faster! Faster! Faster would be better!