Steam Deck төхөөрөмжөө гэр бүлийнхнээсээ хамгаалахын тулд Reddit хэрэглэгч өвөрмөц шийдлийг боловсруулжээ.
Reddit-ийн хэрэглэгч Конрой Женкинсс нь гэр бүлийнхэн нь Steam Deck-ийн цэнэгийг байнга дуусгаж, буцааж цэнэглэдэггүй асуудлыг шийдвэрлэхээр өвөрмөц хамгаалалтын систем бүтээжээ. Тэрээр Blender ашиглан 3D хэвлэгчээр төхөөрөмжийн хажуу талд бэхлэгдэх өргөстэй гэр хийсэн нь төхөөрөмжийг барихад хүндрэлтэй болгодог байна.
Үүнээс гадна тэрээр Raspberry Pi, чанга яригч, хөдөлгөөн мэдрэгч камер ашиглан нэмэлт хамгаалалтыг угсарчээ. Python скриптийн тусламжтайгаар хэн нэгэн төхөөрөмжид хүрэхэд дуут дохио өгч, төхөөрөмжийн дээд хэсэгт байрлуулсан цахилгаан шокоор айлгах систем ажилладаг байна.
Хэдийгээр энэ нь төхөөрөмжийг ашиглахад төвөгтэй болгодог ч бүтээгчийн хувьд төхөөрөмжийг хөндөхгүй байх хамгийн үр дүнтэй арга болжээ. Конрой Женкинсс уг төхөөрөмжийг өөрийн бүтээсэн хамгийн утгагүй зүйл гэж тодорхойлсон ч үүний ачаар хэн ч түүний Steam Deck-д хүрэхээ больсон хэмээн онцолсон байна.
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Have you ever been sick of your family using your electronics without asking, and thought ‘boy, I should put spikes and a taser on this thing’? If the answer is yes, then you’re like Redditor ConroyyJenkinss (presumably no relation to Leroy), who has done just that.
Taking to the Steam Deck subreddit, they recently announced “I Built a Security System for My Steam Deck”, and it is one heck of a security system.
steamdeck from r/SteamDeck/comments/1v6osor/i_built_a_security_system_for_my_steam_deck
“I got sick of my family always draining my Steam Deck’s battery and not recharging it”, ConroyyJenkinss said, so they decided to 3D print a spiky case they made in Blender to snap onto the side of the device. That makes it tough to hold.
From there, they rigged up a Raspberry Pi with a speaker to an object detection camera, and wrote a Python script to “play a goofy audio clip” and set off a taser fitted to the top of the Deck after a few seconds. No, they don’t say what the audio is. As far as I can tell, the taser is just there to scare would-be battery thieves, as it can’t make contact from its perch above the Steam Deck.
You might be wondering why the Redditor didn’t simply put a password on the Steam Deck and leave it at that. Jenkinss says, “This minimises the risk of them touching my Steam Deck at all, they are forced to ask for permission now.”
Naturally, this defense mechanism isn’t designed to actually serve its purpose. It’s a goofy experiment that is done just to see if it can be done. Jenkinss even acknowledges in the comment section that disarming the taser and taking the spike case off is a hassle. I suppose there’s more justification to keep the device safe, with it recently seeing a huge price increase.
One redditor in the comments section calls it “hostile architecture for gadgets”, and now I’d love to see a tournament of the most abrasive and over-the-top defence mechanisms against the painful experience of having your family waste your battery life.
ConroyyJenkinss says it is “easily the dumbest thing I’ve ever built but it works, and nobody touches my Steam Deck anymore.”
Yeah, I can see why.
