![]() any type of firearm at all, I dont see a large market for guns that cannot be fired with a cellphone jammer in the area. Self defeating that is.
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![]() They're probably better armed than you no matter what handgun you've got.
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![]() . . or we'll go for the full $337,000 - plus you'll have substantial lawyer fees if you try to protest this".
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![]() What does this mean?
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![]() If you don;t pay the paltry sum of $48,000 we are offering you to pay... and pay it now... Well pursue the $337,000 we "could" fine you.
Now hurry up and pay the fine. --
greg@gregfolkert.net "No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible." --Stanislaw Jerzy Lec |
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![]() Body Area Network. I imagine a cell-phone jammer would find that rather harder to disrupt since it uses the skin as a conductive pathway.
Note I don't know much about the tech, but I have encountered the idea of smart guns like this in speculative fiction several times. Interesting they always use the equivalent of a body area network, such as a contact pad, instead of broadcast technology. Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/
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