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It’s one of those things where it would begin to satisfy demands on both sides of the discussion. Sovereignty and safety. Freedom and restrictions. It’s a step in the right direction.
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nobody 1y ago

I agree. I’m not against compromises that don’t violate the principle. So long as it really doesn’t.

In governmental warfare (against a malevolent state) they would be susceptible to EMP, etc. though. It’s worth a thought.

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Low Information Voter 1y ago

EMP only a problem for long wires or close range. Even unhardened electronics can handle more ionising radiation than a human body.

My fears are condensation, dust, or flat batteries at the moment I really need it.

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nobody 1y ago

Yeah, this should absolutely be an airgapped system. Updates should require manual intervention of the gun owner.

And you know my policy? If it ain’t broke, I ain’t updating mission critical hardware.