06-16-2005, 12:16 AM
Quote:Google canQuote:Put me in the hospital for nervesWho can name that one?
and then they had to commit me
you told them all I was crazy
they cut off my legs now i'm an amputee, goddamn you
06-16-2005, 12:16 AM
06-16-2005, 03:35 AM
06-16-2005, 04:48 AM
06-16-2005, 03:10 PM
06-16-2005, 06:53 PM
Everyone is coming to get me...EVERYONE IS! 
hifty:
If anyone needs temporary escape from goverment UHF radar "intelligence" satellites, come to my room. I put up a Faraday cage around the whole thing, so They can't detect our movements while we're enclosed. And for $50 I can get you an ultrasonic-frequency-absorbing helmet that blocks them from using the sonar modules in the public postboxes to read your lips.
hifty: If anyone needs temporary escape from goverment UHF radar "intelligence" satellites, come to my room. I put up a Faraday cage around the whole thing, so They can't detect our movements while we're enclosed. And for $50 I can get you an ultrasonic-frequency-absorbing helmet that blocks them from using the sonar modules in the public postboxes to read your lips.
06-17-2005, 03:56 AM
06-17-2005, 07:41 AM
06-19-2005, 02:02 AM
Ok, well I guess I was close 
06-19-2005, 02:51 AM
06-19-2005, 09:53 AM
I'm hiding from Them, of course, what a silly question. *Eye twitches*
A Faraday cage isn't very high tech, and I don't really have one in my room. A Faraday cage just means some box enclosed with an electrically conductive material. Tin foil will do, and so will that wicked-awesome aerosol metal spray stuff. A tightly-knit mesh works too. It blocks RF energy (radio waves) from entering it. Like an RF shield.
For instance, my computer causes horrific interference on my shortwave radio all through the HF band from 10 MHZ and up. It's a common problem. Inside a running computer there is lots of radio-frequency (RF) energy and if the case is not properly shielded (the front panel of mine is plastic :roll: ) then it will act almost as a radio transmitter and interfere with other signals I receive. I could cure this by spraying that aerosol metal all over the case to form a Faraday Cage, but I think that would void the warranty.
A Faraday cage isn't very high tech, and I don't really have one in my room.
A Faraday cage just means some box enclosed with an electrically conductive material. Tin foil will do, and so will that wicked-awesome aerosol metal spray stuff. A tightly-knit mesh works too. It blocks RF energy (radio waves) from entering it. Like an RF shield.For instance, my computer causes horrific interference on my shortwave radio all through the HF band from 10 MHZ and up. It's a common problem. Inside a running computer there is lots of radio-frequency (RF) energy and if the case is not properly shielded (the front panel of mine is plastic :roll: ) then it will act almost as a radio transmitter and interfere with other signals I receive. I could cure this by spraying that aerosol metal all over the case to form a Faraday Cage, but I think that would void the warranty.