Post B1QM1VqVx7birAurh2 by Natanox@chaos.social
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DIR Post #B1OMptkEz0A38m5UC8 by hellomiakoda@pdx.social
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All tech is wearable tech if you have enough duct tape.
DIR Post #B1OMptsOUggPY3tzu4 by paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange
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@hellomiakoda ok. this is going in my quotes collection of things like this and "any machine is a smoke machine if you abuse it hard enough".
DIR Post #B1OMpug1WANk1z7dGC by hellomiakoda@pdx.social
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đ¤ď¸ This would be a really interesting game mechanic, especially if it was not revealed to the player and was left to be discovered by out of box thinkers.
DIR Post #B1Omavt1Ksl6FNickK by ScriptFanix@maly.io
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@hellomiakoda Like... A nuclear reactor, Fallout power armor style?
DIR Post #B1Omaw06uWQibN2HnU by hellomiakoda@pdx.social
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@ScriptFanix That's a lot of duct tape, but yes
DIR Post #B1Omaw6qVTokwGBfIO by mweiss@infosec.exchange
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@hellomiakoda @ScriptFanix actually at that point I think the reactor wears you.
DIR Post #B1QDfZFJpbSxOiXjSC by GracelessHippo@mastodon.ie
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@hellomiakoda*fetches an old cathode ray tube telly and a 5 pack of tape*
DIR Post #B1QDfs0m3u7Zb6ssvA by sen@hachyderm.io
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@hellomiakoda I am reminded of the Worldâs First Atomic Clock Wristwatch :) http://www.leapsecond.com/pages/atomic-bill/
DIR Post #B1QDfs8DcE4lyCMpWa by Firesphere@cloudisland.nz
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@sen @hellomiakoda I can't believe that those batteries last "about" 45 minutes. With such an accurate watch, surely they'd be able to give a more precise battery lifetime?
DIR Post #B1QDfsxcX7C0XcPse0 by fishidwardrobe@social.tchncs.de
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@hellomiakoda and a long enough extension lead!
DIR Post #B1QDg59PD7kYLe1SgC by yayroos@tech.lgbt
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@hellomiakoda idk i feel like at some point you become the wearable. taping yourself to the side of a server rack probably does a number on your movement stat
DIR Post #B1QDgNGnqMMWXncci0 by abstractcode@eigenmagic.net
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@hellomiakoda Particularly if you are ambiguous about which direction the wearing is happening.
DIR Post #B1QDi7CGZeuBH0KWdE by ScriptFanix@maly.io
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@mweiss In every meaning of the term@hellomiakoda
DIR Post #B1QDwVfAPG29CwiCWG by karotte@chaos.social
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@hellomiakoda Or ratchet straps: http://leapsecond.com/pages/atomic-bill/
DIR Post #B1QE0Bsrt0T11SsMWu by fuchsiii@oxytodon.com
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@hellomiakoda @foone https://mastodon.social/@levelbot/115748870473052804
DIR Post #B1QEB87sCNKEYL6v32 by kevin@mastodon.km6g.us
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@hellomiakoda The Cray X-MP was conveniently designed as a circle for this purpose.
DIR Post #B1QEcOWRLV93DvbOyG by ami_angelwings@urusai.social
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@hellomiakoda and a strong enough spinal column
DIR Post #B1QJxO52gR2hhmcIQy by cm@chaos.social
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@hellomiakoda Does "wear" imply you're able to move around with the thing? Do I wear my car? My house? (In the latter case, last Wednesday I decided to wear a 100MW power station). Questions, questions...
DIR Post #B1QKznxhWkKqVbtpUu by Cadbury_Moose@wandering.shop
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@karotte @hellomiakoda Argh! I was just thinking of the couple of Efratom Rb aircraft reference units I have, which are quite small and light (though power hungry). But I've already been outclassed: I didn't think you could get a Cs standard in something (19" 4U) that small!
DIR Post #B1QKzyTyPc5l8b4kBk by k4gi@aus.social
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@hellomiakoda
DIR Post #B1QL0HMWDYPzgyjYhs by Cadbury_Moose@wandering.shop
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@lisp @hellomiakoda An upgrade (The next generation?) from chewing gum and baling wire/twine?
DIR Post #B1QL0nqlQdcqS38AIC by hellomiakoda@pdx.social
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@cm Your car moves, so technically that is wear, especially since you buckle it on to you. It's like a gundam suit, but weak and armed. Your house doesn't. Your house is where society stores you when it's not using you. It's your storage and maintenance cubby.
DIR Post #B1QM1VqVx7birAurh2 by Natanox@chaos.social
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@ScriptFanix @hellomiakoda Nobody said anything about being able to move.
DIR Post #B1QN18yR5hJbsF0e1o by hellomiakoda@pdx.social
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@Natanox @ScriptFanix Shoulda put more points in strength if you wanted to wear that.
DIR Post #B1QN1GhiLkh1qhFP4i by hellomiakoda@pdx.social
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@k4gi Checks out
DIR Post #B1QfTGuYyH9Bm6lBNQ by NekoEd@yiff.life
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@hellomiakoda At some point you become the wearable for the tech
DIR Post #B1QgTMhZXgMHgiIAds by theorangetheme@en.osm.town
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@hellomiakoda Concur.
DIR Post #B1QqHoZR6Gn6BicLMe by m43stro@chaos.social
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@hellomiakoda @cm shares flat and bicycle version: A shared flat is a temporary nest where you split costs and avoid being alone. Itâs not truly a home, but a âsocial maintenance podâ where society stores you until you get your own âunit.â A bike, meanwhile, is like an unarmored exoskeletonâa minimalist extension of your legs. It gives you movement but wears down as you pedal, witnessing your effort, freedom, and battles against gravity and traffic.
DIR Post #B1QqLaRjYVfVXaoUqW by ppxl@social.tchncs.de
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@mweiss @hellomiakoda @ScriptFanix I thought of the same lines but more in a vein of: In Soviet Russia Reactor Wears You đ
DIR Post #B1QwBELdSfYBpiPEIK by drahardja@sfba.social
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@hellomiakoda