Now all we need is a trojan or worm which will unlock any iphone connected to the system. Apple couldn't possibly deny replacing bricked phones when they have thousands of innocent people screaming at them. Hurray for plausible deniability!
"The nanoceramic material is extracted from a natural stone and depending on the version, layered between 2 protective silicon foils or on 1 or 2 sides of a conductive sheet."
Sounds like a fancy way of saying "ceramic capacitor"
Now if adding a capacitor paraller to the batter would considerably increase battery life, I'd assume cellphone manufacturers would have done it already. (Unless there is a conspiracy to sell more batteries, FNORD)
Yes. Instead of showing up in the cameras you post you starting location and destination to the Internet.
Makes perfect sense, doesn't it? After all we know that internet is so secure nobody can monitor you there, right?
Multiple routes seems to be pretty hard to come by.
I'm pretty sure huge majority of systems on the net can only send packets to one gateway and don't have any control in the route those packets take.
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It is just cognitive bias. It's known as the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon.
Now all we need is a trojan or worm which will unlock any iphone connected to the system.
Apple couldn't possibly deny replacing bricked phones when they have thousands of innocent people screaming at them.
Hurray for plausible deniability!
Sounds like a fancy way of saying "ceramic capacitor"
Now if adding a capacitor paraller to the batter would considerably increase battery life, I'd assume cellphone manufacturers would have done it already.
(Unless there is a conspiracy to sell more batteries, FNORD)
Yes. Instead of showing up in the cameras you post you starting location and destination to the Internet.
Makes perfect sense, doesn't it? After all we know that internet is so secure nobody can monitor you there, right?
Multiple routes seems to be pretty hard to come by.
I'm pretty sure huge majority of systems on the net can only send packets to one gateway and don't have any control in the route those packets take.
I can't see the point in that, or is Emmett diluted perhaps? or having propaganation problems?