Yes. Will tie to the power grid.

@StrongBad said:

I'm allergic to technology, that's why I have to use boxing gloves when I am typing.

ha ha ha

@scottalanmiller said:

I've heard about that guy. That is amazing science.

i just heard this guy

Sounds like you have your vacation plan then 🙂

@Joyfano said:

@scottalanmiller said:

That sucks. How is the A/C?

After 40 mins of finally were able to up the generator then about 1 hour no AC 😞
Finally we have AC today 🙂

That's good. Too warm there without it!

Nearly two decades of mocking the blink tag now 🙂

Yeah. Definitely the pot calling the kettle black here.

Screenshot-from-2014-05-18-204022.png
I just saw this..

@Dominica said:

Awesome, I hope the model works for them, and other cities try it too.

They aren't the first. One in Washington did it a decade ago. And Iceland did, if course.

@Hubtech said:

every kid ever

I guess. And hipsters of course, just to act like kids. But you can have the stickers when you get home as it is. Carrying that thing and making stickers on the fly is pretty silly.

For any semblance of keeping data from the NSA you need to air gap your data from US soil and US staff. You need to ensure that no American can be pressured to hack and steal data out of the country it is in. That's a starting point.

The NSA are agents if some foreign power, I swear, with a mandate to force big business out of the US. The NSA are one of the greatest threats our generation will face. Openly foreign agents have no means to be as damaging to the American people as these guys.

Not a big loss. I always forget the station is even still there.

@alexntg said:

Before making a purchase decision, you may want to also evaluate Webroot.

Sure we will try this today 🙂

That name suggests that it is encrypted. That will pose a problem.