No.14523
This is a stupid idea. The elevator controller has to know what floor the call is coming from that is easy to have a fixed button that is slight harder to make fake calls compared to a phone. That and elevator controllers are rarely upgraded, there are still elevators running on ancient controllers that use relay logic from the 1970s as they still perform their job adequately.
No.14524
it got demonstrated like a fucking couple of months after covid started that surfaces arent vectors for transmission
No.14525
>>14524But how does it protect against people putting in calls for floors they are not on, image if you can just get every elevator in a skyscraper to think there are people wanting to get on at every floor from just your phone. Also how do they protect their controller from the Internet now that it has to deal with smart phones (most traditional elevator controllers only access to the outside world is a land line connection to the local fire department)?
No.14533
>>14530Toxic VPNbros and torrent incels are at it again. You are stealing from the MARGINALIZED CREATORS that we graciously allow on our platforms.
No.14534
>>14522>phone battery dies>lose your phone>internet drops out>QR code sticker gets damaged>app server can't be reached>someone with the app installed butt-dials the app and sends the elevator to random floorsbruh how much of an engineer do you have to be to see a thing that works by pushing a button and think "how can introduce as many points of failure as possible?"
No.14546
Someone will come up with an autoclicking app that will make sure its always in motion just to fuck with people.
No.14547
>>14522Button operation
<push the button to operate the liftSmartphone operation
<take outsmart phone out of the pocket<open QR-coder reader app<tapp on screen to make the app operate the liftNo way that's ever going to catch on, too many steps.
By the way one can make hygienic buttons with anti-bacterial coating or non-touch proximity detection buttons (They're already in use with soap dispensers in public restrooms)
No.21461
>>14522do not vandalize the qr code, that would be a huge pain in the ass for everyone in that building, and you would also be defacing the ukrainian flag
No.21462
>>21460Pretty over. I tried to set up a github account using the most basic privacy measures -
>new email address from protonmail or something>didn't link phone number >didn't link social media>other details fake but normal>over a popular free vpnIt took days and required interaction with a bot that literally was a loop. I forget how I got an active account, but it wasn't simple.
No.21463
>>21460>>21462I just moved to codeburg for the time being until I can find something less javascripty.
No.21464
>>21463Tried to sign up, but they require an actual email account. RIP
No.21465
>>14533i still torrent all my steam hentai and twine IF games
No.21466
>>21463sr.ht doesn't have any javascript i think
No.21467
>>21466you need to pay for a premium account to host your own repository though, rip
No.21468
>>21466>>21467here are a couple others with the scripts that they use
notabug.org
0xacab.org
repo.or.cz
No.21470
>>14522this just smells like a target for hackers
No.21705
>>14522How to get sued 101: this idea.
Like there's hospitals in my state that can operate without someone pressing a button, since Jews observing shabet can't use electricity – if there's a 100 reasons this leads to a lawsuit, this would be 101.
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