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saltyoldman
16 days ago
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The dangers of California's legislation to censor ...
Aren't there metals that are undetectable/less detectable, like titanium or even stainless steel?
jandrewrogers
16 days ago
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No, it doesn’t work like that in the modern world. The nature of the materials are pretty obvious to a remotely competent sensor.
RugnirViking
15 days ago
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using what physical process? How exactly do they detect any metal? A genuine question.
kube-system
15 days ago
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You can detect nonferrous metals by inducing eddy currents in them, then they become magnetic.
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