but that fabric looks like some lucky find as it has both binary and electronics in it

so might be harder to find it

Try sleeve or glove

hm, cant find it at all. maybe i'll just make it myself then

thanks anyway~

https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-takes-mobile-photography-to-the-next-level-with-industrys-first-108mp-image-sensor-for-smartphones

>xiaomi

XIAOMI CAMERA CHADS SOON

literally no reason to have implants

they are not advanced enough

plus there is the issue of upgradation

unless you have perfect nanites, implants are stupid unless you are trying to fix a disability

like a hearing aid or somethjng

and even that is just trying to salvage what is left

also that woman sounds stupid

she literally cannot control if someone forces her to open her car

an encrypted locking remote would have been better imo

at least stealing her hand is harder than keys during robbery

what is an rfid cloner

you think your average nignog who thinks its good idea to steal tesla in first place can use rfid cloner properly durin robbery ?

no

specialy with encrypted comms cards you need tad bit better tech and pretty much free access for some time to manage it

I find the concept of implanting a piece of tech that will become deprecated really stupid

given i dont know for sure how tesla 3 does its nfc cards

and it is not as if the piece of tech is vital to life

like a pace maker

I remember zoe quinn did something similar

basically implanted a memory device in her hand and put deus ex on it

i probly would unlock my workstuff with nfc (implant or not) if not for my work stuff

and called herself a "cyborg"

but being scared in rfid readers where magnetic strips are used all over still in certain backwater countries

both require pretty much direct access for copy

difference being you can drop less than 1cm strip reader on any magnetic strip reader to copy the card what passes it ~ where as rfid requires perfect read for time it swipes given its not encrypted and is generic rfid

but yeah... silly people wanting to take steps to future instead of using punchcards (given submm glass "punchcards" are hackproof pretty much unless you steal the key and have wondermachine at home)

i think the company who tried to make them more popular in heavy security enviroments is gone tho

prettymuch glass creditcard what had optic holes and prism formations etc engraved in it with such accuracy that it was near impossible to make identical cards

costed like millions trying to see if there is data about what company made it

think newers U.S greencards but on steroids

are greencards common enough so that everyone knows them over there?

i thought they were for foreigners

>not being aware of how your own country's govt works