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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #15 on: 18 September 2024, 15:55:30 »

Think you need to put your electric scooter to one side for a few days STEMO....just in case.
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #16 on: 18 September 2024, 16:38:19 »

Walkie-talkies exploding now :o What next, electric toasters?

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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #17 on: 18 September 2024, 17:22:24 »

Think you need to put your electric scooter to one side for a few days STEMO....just in case.
It's the wife's......errrr.....thingy I'm worried about, what a mess that would make  ;D
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #18 on: 18 September 2024, 17:56:10 »

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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #19 on: 18 September 2024, 19:07:14 »

Apparently it was the Grim Beeper wot done it!  :)

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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #20 on: 19 September 2024, 03:36:34 »

Well I've always been suspicious that my mobile is essentially a tracking device
Both Android and iOS do track, and can provide you with a map of where you have been today/this week/month/year/forever

Obviously any cellular phone operator can broadly track you by cell.

Yes.  If 30-40 years ago someone told us that we'd all voluntarily go round with devices in our pocket that the government (or whoever) can track all of our movements, we'd have laughed, but here we are.  ::)

Thankfully your definition of all isn't the same as mine ;D
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #21 on: 19 September 2024, 06:08:51 »

How about the batteries in hearing aids ? Could blow your head clean off ..😂
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #22 on: 19 September 2024, 06:41:32 »

How about the batteries in hearing aids ? Could blow your head clean off ..😂
It would certainly get rid of that pesky ear wax  ;D
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #23 on: 19 September 2024, 14:57:30 »

Well I've always been suspicious that my mobile is essentially a tracking device
Both Android and iOS do track, and can provide you with a map of where you have been today/this week/month/year/forever

Obviously any cellular phone operator can broadly track you by cell.

Yes.  If 30-40 years ago someone told us that we'd all voluntarily go round with devices in our pocket that the government (or whoever) can track all of our movements, we'd have laughed, but here we are.  ::)

Thankfully your definition of all isn't the same as mine ;D
Do you find it somewhat ironic that pretty much everything you do is tracked in some way, including your Nokia 3310 :-\

And your credit card provider knows more about you than you do let alone the various agencies.
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #24 on: 19 September 2024, 16:33:44 »

Well I've always been suspicious that my mobile is essentially a tracking device
Both Android and iOS do track, and can provide you with a map of where you have been today/this week/month/year/forever

Obviously any cellular phone operator can broadly track you by cell.

Yes.  If 30-40 years ago someone told us that we'd all voluntarily go round with devices in our pocket that the government (or whoever) can track all of our movements, we'd have laughed, but here we are.  ::)

Thankfully your definition of all isn't the same as mine ;D
Do you find it somewhat ironic that pretty much everything you do is tracked in some way, including your Nokia 3310 :-\

And your credit card provider knows more about you than you do let alone the various agencies.

Malcolm doesn't have a credit card.  He pays for everything with pounds, shillings, and pence.  ;D
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #25 on: 19 September 2024, 18:06:18 »

How about the batteries in hearing aids ? Could blow your head clean off ..😂
It would certainly get rid of that pesky ear wax  ;D
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That could save me £40 pa , but thinking about it perhaps not..😂
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #26 on: 19 September 2024, 19:27:29 »

Well I've always been suspicious that my mobile is essentially a tracking device
Both Android and iOS do track, and can provide you with a map of where you have been today/this week/month/year/forever

Obviously any cellular phone operator can broadly track you by cell.

Yes.  If 30-40 years ago someone told us that we'd all voluntarily go round with devices in our pocket that the government (or whoever) can track all of our movements, we'd have laughed, but here we are.  ::)

Thankfully your definition of all isn't the same as mine ;D
Do you find it somewhat ironic that pretty much everything you do is tracked in some way, including your Nokia 3310 :-\

And your credit card provider knows more about you than you do let alone the various agencies.

Malcolm doesn't have a credit card.  He pays for everything with pounds, shillings, and pence.  ;D
Can't you see it all makes perfect sense.
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #27 on: 20 September 2024, 13:20:45 »

Well I've always been suspicious that my mobile is essentially a tracking device
Both Android and iOS do track, and can provide you with a map of where you have been today/this week/month/year/forever

Obviously any cellular phone operator can broadly track you by cell.

Yes.  If 30-40 years ago someone told us that we'd all voluntarily go round with devices in our pocket that the government (or whoever) can track all of our movements, we'd have laughed, but here we are.  ::)

Thankfully your definition of all isn't the same as mine ;D
Do you find it somewhat ironic that pretty much everything you do is tracked in some way, including your Nokia 3310 :-\

And your credit card provider knows more about you than you do let alone the various agencies.

Malcolm doesn't have a credit card.  He pays for everything with pounds, shillings, and pence.  ;D
You put your credit card (Halifax Clarity or similar) in an ATM at the airport when you land somewhere, and withdraw £300 in the local spondoolies. Then pay for as much as possible with cash. "They" already know you're at that airport from API, so you haven't given them any info they don't already have.

Anything "sensitive" gets encrypted on my machine, and then EMailed to an account I have no remote access to via VPN from a sandbox in a dual boot virtual machine.

I'm currently watching F-22's at a location in Virgina  ;D
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Re: These lithium iron batteries are dangerous
« Reply #28 on: 20 September 2024, 21:07:25 »

Hopefully the weather will still be ok when I go to Baltimore next weekend. Be nice to have more than 24 hours there to explore the Chesapeake area though :-\
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