Oh thats easy....some fool would steal my BBQ smoke to bottle and sell itSpike said:...but why would you want to steal BBQ smoke?
Forwarned is forearmedTedster said:There are some areas in the country were anti-smoking Nazis complain about smelling smoke from their neighbor's house. The point is, if you emit items from your house and it bothers your neighbors, they can complain or use it depending upon the local laws.
Personally, if I have a neighbor whose property falls on mine (be it a physical item, RF frequency, or whatever) I will use it if I feel the need. So if you're going to be on my property, or leave your stuff on my property, be forewarned.
So, if you don't like people using your WIFI band-width - secure it!
If you don't like your neighbor having greener grass than yours, stop sprinkling his lawn when you water yours!
No, it makes sound waves, which are vibrations, they are only turned into "sound" when they are picked up by your ears, which then send the signal to your brain.SOcRatEs said:1.This is getting like the esoteric question:
If a branch falls from a tree in the deep forest and no one or nothing is there to hear it, does it make a sound?
um, it's a nice shovel, I don't know how it wound up in my yard!SOcRatEs said:Forwarned is forearmed
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Hey can I please have my shovel back?
I not sure if that really is stealing if he is just converting the magnetic energy coming off the power lines into something that he could use. But all the same I say hand it to him for putting something like that together and actually getting it to work .Tedster said:there was also a case where a man was powering his home through magnetic induction off power lines. He didn't physically hook up power, but he did pick up strong magentic field lines next to the large transmission lines close to his poroperty. Using the faraday effect, he was able to convert the magnatism back into power.
He lost the suit from the power company who said he was stealing.