I hate commenters that mention that this is a repeat item, so I would never say that. Instead, I will just add a link to this article from a fantastic gadget site that may or may not have some amusing comments about it.
@Monty: It just occurred to me that the joke is on me since this might be a follow-up letting us know that this is used for spying on employees. I am still confused how it will work without buying a cell phone plan and registering your power strip with a carrier -- but, I will be quiet because I clearly am not paying enough attention.
@.357: Or "Man, that guy's wife is such a demon in the sake boy. I tell you. Here's her number man, you won't regret it. And don't worry about that douche. He's so clueless I could dry hump her in front of him and he wouldn't realize".
I am certain this is exactly why the CDMA carriers tried to avoid SIM cards for all of these years - they knew it would be used for no-good. Or .. Maybe not.
Listening in on other conversations might be naughty, but for whatever reason it just doesn't excite me in the way that re-programming an ATM machine does.
i see this only being used in harmless scenarios. like with little brothers listening in on their big sister's slumber parties. (did this with the two cordless phones on seperate lines when i was little)
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btw, is your profile pic of a chick getting railed?
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"Thank god that douchebag is gone, I can't stand him! He's such a goddamn loser. At my party last year, he came alone!"
As you can see, not a good invention.
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Listening in on other conversations might be naughty, but for whatever reason it just doesn't excite me in the way that re-programming an ATM machine does.
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LOL!
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