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"Since smart watches can now read your pulse, there should be a feature that erases your browser history if your heart stops beating." -- ![[info] - personal](https://s.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
extraarcha 2020-09-25
Daphne Eftychia Arthur, guitarist+. QotD.
"Since smart watches can now read your pulse, there should be a feature that erases your browser history if your heart stops beating." -- extraarcha 2020-09-25
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Answer this: why are you hanging around where there are pickpockets?
Rule of Thumb:
If you look for the downside, you are very likely to have it happen.
If you look for the upsides, they are more likely to happen.
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There's also the issue of 'what if you take the watch off?' which is a thing people do. My first thought was to have a utility by which you tell the watch you're about to take it off before you do so, but I can see a lot of people not thinking of the utility until after they took the watch off.
An example: I used to be an electrician. I would not put my hands anywhere near a live panel while wearing anything containing metal on my wrists or hands, because if you're near enough amperage, the current can jump to ground.
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Yes, that's not a "There's also", that's the exact issue my proposed solution addresses. It distinguishes between taking it off and dying.