“Thermal Noise” is a phenomenon where everything makes EM noise, just from thermal energy.

If you were to put such a TV in a faraday cage, with an RF termination, you would see something similar. Because noise is inherently part of the circuitry and amplifiers.

always has been

Just wait, there will be “features” that are mandatory on most sites, only supported in chrome.

It’s not sustainable. Hooboy we’re in for some interesting times.

They caused the animal to bite, they kinda deserve it, no?

Besides, they probably got vaccinated for rabies regardless? That’s the only thing you can do…

And somehow they want to make him in charge of government inefficiency

Must be a hallucination

It is, but they searched starting in 2025. Skipping this one.

Their first try?

That’s what a coastal flood zone is lol.

Edit:since i’m getting downvoted to hell,

https://www.floodsmart.gov/flood-zones-and-maps#:~:text=A flood zone is a,collectively on a flood map.

If the car uses 5g, ang 5g is no longer available, how do you connect to a server

The other big factor in cost is supply chain. Everything has to be tracable. So the supply chains have to do a lot of paperwork, inspection audits, since a defective part can kill someone.

Very uninformed take, its almost laughable.

GE isn’t the only one who makes MRIs. The other big players are Siemens, Philips, United, and to some extent Canon, Fujifoto, and Hitachi.

No, that’s really how much it costs. The margin on MRI machines is terrible. I’d like to see you do it cheaper… “Just” build then supercool magnet for superconduction for 3T of homogenius magnetic field, build coils that handle KW of RF/gradients that can fit a human comfortably without artifacts, build the high power and precision circuitry to transmit and receive said RF, then control that equipment accurately and safely.

Super easy, off-the-shelf stuff.

Oh, and you can’t use any ferrous parts, nor can your power supplies generate any noise.

That’s like, senior design level stuff amirite

A shot to the genitals twice a day for a year would still be better than rabies.

Obscufating the location of the starlink unit isn’t possible. It inherently requires positioning to function at all.

Starlink uses phased array antennas for beamforming, both on the earth base station and on the satelite station. That means the antenna is very directional by using some complex math and multiple tranceivers feeding an antenna array.

That means the satelite must know where you are within like 10s of km. Otherwise it can’t tell where to beam your data.

It’s kinda exactly why cell towers can locate you. And why you can’t avoid that.

the part that makes the magnets rotate

The magnet doesn’t rotate like a CT. But you’re right that there is a vessel with supercooled helium.

But that’s the first time i’ve ever heard of this… It’s a philips, makes sense.

They’re supposed to be designed such that it is impossible. Looks like there was a major recall. Because again, that’s something that should never happen.

Look at this article from March 2024: https://robertgarcia.house.gov/media/in-the-news/cnbc-house-democrats-probe-spacex-over-alleged-illegal-export-and-use-starlink

In a statement on Thursday, the congressmen wrote, “Russia’s use of Starlink satellite terminals would be in contravention of U.S. export controls that prohibit Russia from acquiring and utilizing U.S.-produced technology.”

So the equipment has to fall into the wrong hands, through a somehow compromised supply chain. Maybe that could happen without starlink knowing, but they really should have figured that out in march. They should have very easily identified the units that were potentially compromised by auditing shipping logs.

Not only did the supply chain have to be compromised, but also the subscription and payments system… How did they not catch it on the subscription payment side? Now in addition to a compromised supply chain, a financial institution was compromised? At the least, they didn’t do their due dilligance in customer verification.

How could russia have set up the equipment without some level of development and testing? Geolocation should have given that development away.

Now, could spaceX do something more about this ? Most likely. But that is resources you need to put on this, which is not profitable.

Yeah good point, that’s called “negligence”. Not doing due dilligance or taking the necessary steps to avoid breaking the law, because it isn’t profitable, isn’t a valid legal defense.

It really would have been as simple as geofencing against devices that weren’t preauthorized or whitelisted.

MRI machines don’t explode and send shrapnel everywhere lmao.

The quench button is used if a person is pinned by a ferrous object, or if there’s a large fire in the room and firefighters need to get in the room.

The electrical E-stop button is used if the equipment is on fire, or if there’s flooding.

Body cam