A cocktail bar owner has installed a Faraday cage in his walls to prevent mobile phone signals entering the building.
Steve Tyler of the Gin Tub, in Hove, East Sussex, is hoping customers will be encouraged to talk to each other rather than looking at their screens.
He has installed metal mesh in the walls and ceiling of the bar which absorbs and redistributes the electromagnetic signals from phones and wireless devices to prevents them entering the interior of the building.
Why you hating on millennials, Bro?
(Score: 1) by Francis on Saturday October 01 2016, @02:59PM
Interesting that you say that. I once went on a date with a deaf woman and having cell phones to text back and forth made things a lot easier.
(Score: 2) by The Mighty Buzzard on Sunday October 02 2016, @10:33AM
ASL would have been easier but yeah that's a nifty life hack.
My rights don't end where your fear begins.
(Score: 1) by Francis on Sunday October 02 2016, @04:39PM
I would have learned ASL if things had worked out for that very reason. But, it takes a fair amount of time to learn any form of sign language and the dictionaries aren't as accessible as they are for other languages. So much of the meaning of the signs comes from rather subtle movements that don't show up very well in the few dictionaries that exist.
She really revealed, just how little I use my eyes for these days.
(Score: 2) by jasassin on Tuesday October 04 2016, @07:31AM
Roesetta stone and Spanish. Make more money, and meet lots more women. Four years as a relay operator, and miho.
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