What's done with my house after I no longer need it is shielded from me by the most powerful invisibility field there is.
From The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: The SEP field.
It simply makes whatever it is seem to be "Someone Else's Problem".
At that point it is utterly invisible to me!
And I can have engraved as my epitaph "No Longer My Problem!"
You've led a sheltered life. History is full of kinks that make this look as weird as oatmeal.
(On the other hand, don't get me started on the weird things people have done with oatmeal.)
Relax. Don't worry. If need be, pop a Xanax. The world won't end because of it.
It's people like the ones you're dissing that paid your income for decades.
Better: Don't have a cell phone.
Bicycle? Feetmobile? Sorry, but unless you live in pretty rural areas you'll still get picked up by traffic cameras. Law enforcement may not have your identity immediately, but if you regularly ride the same routes, if they get interested enough in you, they can figure it out. And public transport buses nearly all have cameras.
Yes, it can be done, but it's pretty hard.
Nah, it was "hardware". So they probably planted some malware on a low level diplomat's phone and called it good.
You have blasphemed and are thus mod-warred.
You are free to say uncomfortable truth about power sources the particular reader dislikes, but not the ones they like.
(It's not just the wind power fans. Try criticizing molten thorium salt reactors around those particular true believers)
Rachel has a listed population of 54.
There are more janitors cleaning Facebook's legal division than there are citizens of Rachel.
This seems a bit like an overly ambitious puppy about to get smacked by a truck.
No.
LED lights of various types though. That modern enough for ya?
They're one if my go to sources for replacement lights.
"A true master could get funding for a "green" coal power station."
It's been done. It's shut down now, but the FutureGen project was an attempt at exactly that.
The furries have been making much better ones that don't need tethers, and have a wider variety of tail motion algorithms for decades.
The first I know of was in the late 90s and had myoelectronic pickups on the wearers leg muscles to synchronize it. (That's frankly a poor idea. A couple of switches/sensors in the costume feet work much better and aren't noise sensitive.)
They really do alter your gate a lot. It's hard to walk with one that's been programmed intentionally to be out of synch.
We spend money buying and researching ultrafast computers and physicists to use them rather than conducting nuclear tests with all the proliferation, environmental and geopolitical downsides.
I wish more government programs had this return on investment.
"Telemetry is not spyware."
An old saying is appropriate: "Don't pee on my boots and try to tell me it's just a warm spring rain."
"do not explode when they fail"
Then why do they put such heavy armor around those turbochargers, turbopumps, ultracentrifuges, jet engines etc, etc. if that's the case?
Too late. They're already funding a promising lead on predicting the stock market with a Ouija board.
Are you having fun yet?
