The Australian consumer Law cannot be signed away. Same in the EU. More than one company has tried this and it never, ever holds up.

They managed to take a smart watch that would last 10 days.. And dragged it down to four..
Then wreck it! Oh yes... I'm keeping my Pebble Classic... It'll be more useful as just a watch even when all the smart stuff stops working than this thing.

This! And me without mod points!

Stuff the food.. Free Robot!
Steal enough of them and build yourself an army of evil(They are stolen after all) robot minions to do your bidding and take control! *MWAhahaha!*

I'm sad that one of my favorites have come to an end. http://www.sabrina-online.com/
First started in 1996 and only finished end 2017. With four-ish pages a month. (Archive: http://www.sabrina-online.com/... )
And for the geeks, it was and mostly is still done with an Amiga. Fans of the platform will know EWS's style. :)

Expose every kid to programming? Sure! Force every kid to 'be able to program' no.
Treat it like Ceramics or Drama.. A pass should be 'I did the exercises and now I know what it's like'.
And like those subjects, those who really like it/are good at it will continue on and do the 'real' programming/CS subjects. Those who have no affinity at all for it can move on to what they are good at.

While neither will do HF nativly, try one of their two with the matching transverters.
http://airspy.com/ http://www.nooelec.com/store/h...

Both USB, both nice to use. HackRF has wider bandwidth and transmits. Airspy is more sensitive and stable.

And in an ideal world this would be true.
Problem is the 'we only want to make one version' problem.
Easier to secure their own product line and get it certified everywhere than an 'FCC only' version.
There'll be open versions, we'll just loose easy and affordable access to gear we can secure and play with.
Doesn't matter for amateurs in Oz anyway, ACMA sold off a big chunk of the 13cm band anyway.

Just a reminder: http://tech.slashdot.org/story...

I got one of these: https://dangerousthings.com/sh...
I no longer carry any keys. Car, house and phone all submit to my hand.
And no more hunting for where I left the damned things!

It was mostly only metadata.

A lot.

How on earth is he getting that kind of range! The 'usable range' on these chips is a few mm.. I know, I have one and use it every day!

Compared to some of the other stuff I've done and had done to me this is pretty safe. At least it's not removing slivers of metal. And I know folks with this and much more extensive body-mods done and they have no problems. It's done in a very specific location I intend to follow the advice of
And the smooth glass might make it easier to move, it also makes /much/ easier to remove later and reduces the chance of damage, or at least damage that will still leave me with a hand afterwards.. And of course, if it causes problems, it'll come out and will be a failed experiment.

I've lost too many keys, tags and forgotten too many passwords for this to not be useful.

I don't know.. I'm getting my implant because it makes it very hard to break and /very/ hard to loose! It also makes the range very short so it's hard to steal an unwanted scan of.. A single $100 implantable NFC tag will last much longer than 10 tags attached to your nails that keep growing... :)