That’s not how it works… But you be you.

If you have a variable speed fan this is fine. If you don’t then this can burn up the blower motor, so be careful with balance and flow when you do.

Yeah this is something a well trained neural network would make simple though. So long as you have the processing power, and enough storage.

I’d imagine you’d be able to purchase some identifying information from data brokers and eventually link ids to people or families.

No they aren’t. Out of curiosity I setup an rtlsdr and connected it via RTL-HAOS to my home assistant server.

The antenna is in the middle of my house and over the last month I have logged over 200 different tire pressure sensor id’s

Only because he thinks it’s the answer to ASL.

It does have some surfaces that look like they could produce lift.

Traveling fast enough it could probably lose thrust and “land” horizontally… Until the legs grab and it tumbles.

More often? Once you do use them to blow up the bridge then there’s no bridge or hooks.

They drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience.

They’re double thick when “folded” exactly what you don’t want with minimal windshield area if you’re on the taller side.

To deploy you have to unfold twice, to store, the same.

Wow, this is the perfect summation of the 2026 state of the union address.

Ah, any day I find a Sanderson quote in the wild is a good day.

DragonballZzzzz

Should be “sure Donny, but it’s time to change your diaper”

Just like massive corporations “protecting the workers”

So they can continue to exploit them.

This totally works on eBay. Often when I see something used that I’d like, I’ll put it in my cart and let it sit. If the vendor offers a discount then I’ll consider, if not then I guess I don’t actually need it.

I can read it to you, I can’t understand it for you.

If by tumbling uncontrollably you mean the great trash avalanche of 2016.

Or just preprogram the commands before installing and let it run autonomously.

Hey Mormons!!! What do you think of Trump?

I respond to the “are you free?” With “No, I charge $200/hr”