They are something

It wasn’t microgravity. It was an improperly ground mirror

I think I’m losing my edge

I’m a boy shocked there aren’t casualties being claimed. I don’t think I believe they got stuck in mud, just like a lot of the ogre engine trouble claims.

Exclude me, but what our you saying hear?

Take keys, hand back pocket chachkies

Enshittification strikes again?

He’s also often appeared in print as [redacted]

I’ve always liked these and planted a few in a shady spot years ago. Didn’t know at the time they were in anyway poisonous, but had never planned on eating them anyway. I miss having a yard to grow things in.

So, a war of choice. Got it

I’m tired of socializing losses. Let’s socialize some gains this time.

Most senators’ sons are in their fifties

I bought my current car new - over 20 years ago.

Who hasn’t been banned from at least one Waffle House?

Maybe he could organize a pageant.

Gilligan’s Island

I don’t recall it every being a mystery. When was this?

That is not a funny thing to do to our aquatic friends

It was. Glad to see her doing this again

Yes and no, I think. It isn’t really huge amounts of data, and the patterns aren’t super complex, so a neural network would pick up a lot. But, given how far the signals travel, the intermittent nature of the signals, and how little they can initially be associated with a particular vehicle, I think in most environments associating a particular set of signals with a particular car would require some human field work. Sure, there are circumstances where automated pairing would be trivial (like at a toll booth), but catching signals in the wild and processing by neural net alone might be ok for analyzing traffic patterns while not being enough for surveillance.

Yeah, I don’t know what the range is for picking these signals up, but I know that the detections just scroll on and on on my laptop’s screen when there is any traffic near my house.

I never realized how chatty the world is on the radio spectrum until playing with one of these. From my house, I can see reports from half a dozen water meters (several reporting leaks), readings from wireless weather stations, signals from certain types of remotes, location data from aircraft, and of course bluetooth and wifi signals from phones and homes. The real trick in using this for tracking would be in filtering out all of the information you aren’t interested in.