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slothrop @lemmy.ca to Political Memes@lemmy.caEnglish · 3 months ago

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slothrop @lemmy.ca to Political Memes@lemmy.caEnglish · 3 months ago
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Mark Zuckerberg is Building a $400 Million Doomsday Compound in Hawaii

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    Are those things emp proof?

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      I would expect them to be. It seems like a very obvious flaw if not. Though with hubris more obvious things have been ignored before

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          That’s the pr line the robotics company says. While mysteriously also having government contracts

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      Drones will be banned soon, so if you have any ideas in that area, you should stock up.

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      Don’t even need an emp they probably go down with .22

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      Seems like a well thrown bucket of paint would probably disable those things.

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        Have you seen the price of paint lately? Mud might be the better option. From the bottom of a latrine.

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          Resourceful!

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      The more important question is: are they very, VERY good boys who like belly scritches and fetching sticks?

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        No.

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          Shame. Maybe with a better firmware…

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      Do you know how to build an EMP?

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        Buck shot, pit traps, or just cages will be lower tech solutions

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          I’ve always heard that the ceramic on spark plugs, when smashed to manageable pieces, makes excellent material for destroying electronics when propelled by a 12g round.

          Never tried it though…kind of curious.

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            We called those ninja rocks when I was a kid. They break car windows really really well.

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          If I’ve learned anything from robot combat shows is that robots can’t deal with any entanglement device like strings and nets.

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            You can build a net gun out of PVC, a sprinkler valve, an air gun nozzle, and a net.

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              Or just get close to it and throw the net on it. It’s not like they’re going to bite you. They’re mobile surveillance cameras.

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            $300,000 robot dog vs hole with blanket over it.

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        Building a pulse seems difficult. Building something that can generate a pulse is manageable.

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