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Wait, why would someone call 911 in this context? If you think this is a real person wouldn’t you run over and put the ladder back in place? Or try to catch them?
It looks like the person who put the decorations called 911 themselves just to get a fun video :thinking:

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TIL that my aunt loves her negative ion pendant and I died a bit on the inside.

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sorry… I couldn’t help it

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might multi post into 3d printing, but the question doesn’t really pertain to 3d printing, so I feel like I’ll get more attention here…

I’ve been conscripted to help make a sort of physical validation token for a facebook sale group… I wont tell you what they sell, but its legal, usually not specifically against TOS but they get zucked a lot… so they keep everything in DM’s… but proving who’s a known entity vs some random is difficult…

they want me to make then " vouch coins" for when enough people of clout vouch for someone they can receive a physical token…

easy enough…

but now I’m toying with the idea of embeding a NTAG into the coin… which I can do nbd thats something I do from time to time…

but what would be a way to BEST utilize this in an identifying manner?
I was initially just going to write some kind of unique funny meme or youtube link to each one and lock the tag… probably record the UID also…(I have my doubts that non rfid peeps will be able to understand the UID…
also in theory if they are copying the uid and sending it to potential buyers… that info is no longer secure or unique…

thoughts?
comments on how I’m overthinking it?

I have decreed that in that facebook group, I shall receive the mod title of ā€œmaster of coinā€ forthwith lol

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Let’s talk VivoKey AuthentiChip

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lol…
I’m making 200 give or take of these for rfid newbs…
just trying to figure out the best way to use a bad system

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Definitely a cheap ntag.

Why not individually write them to separate Google forms all linked to the same doc. It only asks for their handle or email and records it. Then you have an active ledger.

I need a bit more explanation but maybe?

My Samsung door lock didn’t really have a problem with battery life, rather battery strength. The lock works fine on four Aa batteries for well over a year… but the strength of the lock motor.is pretty shit after just a couple months. The bolt routinely gets bound up if the door isn’t closed just perfectly, and sometimes causes the whole lock to brown out in the process.

I made a simple update and I am super happy with the results.

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If we’re talking about any ā€œlawsuit cultureā€ country, then if you run over to put the stair back, you might become liable for any damages that person sustains…

So we develop this pavlovian response to avoid helping anyone as much as we can.

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if your definition of BEST = ā€œthe most unhingedā€:
then make the token out of an edible material, except for the ntag chip.
This way you can easily fall back to ye olde practice of biting the coin to see if it’s real! :face_in_clouds:

There is no such a thing as overthinking!!
Next you’re gonna tell me about overengineering?
Nonsense!!

Jokes aside…
Just toss in an NDEF for a site. if you’re talking about facebook rfid newbs, that’s the easiest way to validate it.

if you want to overengineer a bit, on the site you can add a link to a plain app that checks the chip’s UID against your database

if you dial a bit back, each NTAG might have an individual URI param that takes to a page with a pic of the holder.

I’m pretty sure the good Samaritan clause would protect them here

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when there’s lawyers involved, the only thing that protects someone is having more disposable income than the other party… :expressionless:

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Idk I’ve seen some heavy hands thrown at Castle doctrine and it always prevails

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That’s awful :flushed: I thought about living in the US for a while, if it’s really this bad then I’m glad I didn’t!

Idk which cases you’ve seen, but I’ve see more than a few stand your ground or castle doctrine get prosecuted for bad shoots,
Take that dude in Detroit a few years back through his door

I’ve generally only seen it give a benefit of the doubt if it’s murky, or defensive as the starting point… but do stupid shit and it won’t save you

Most law abiding citizens want lethal force to be a purely black and white because we want to stay inside the lines…. But general it’s a lot more shades of grey when it all hits the fan

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Stand your ground i think is different than Castle. Ive seen quite a few questionable Castle cases get upheld.

But i agree. Fuck Around Find Out is big in todays society.

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Chair

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I like the idea, but way too noisy! I’d hate living next to that.
I wonder if someone got sick of the noise and called 911 for a noise comaint, then dispatch sent out a fire truck just in case it wasn’t a fake someone yelling for help and dangling from a roof.

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