Scott

Slave to the man, physical security tech nerd, and all around bad ass.

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2024-01-12 20:16:03

@npub167h…0399 I thought you might get a nice chuckle out of this "brilliant" new approach to podcast advertising:
https://audacyinc.com/insights/the-next-generation-of-podcast-ads-seamless-brand-integrations/
😂

2024-01-05 18:34:40

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@npub1p3w…drgj Neither actually, but I do work in the physical security industry and I have spent MANY days of my life in these stores. I talk to the managers and get to hear about things like this.
Good luck with your robot killing quest. 🙄

2024-01-05 18:10:49

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@npub1p3w…drgj I used to live near a store that had one of these and it would send alerts over the PA system when a spill was detected.
As for how often it happens... a lot, probably a dozen times or more per day.
Good luck with your plan, seems like a perfectly valid way to damage property and make the store employees work even more to clean up the mess it causes.

2024-01-05 17:55:53

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@npub1p3w…drgj those things are harmless, they are looking for spills and safety hazards.