I want that provided there's a laptop out there with comparable build quality. I don't much mind who produces it, but - as an example - a trackpad that is at least 75% as good as Apple's is an absolute must.
Has anyone got any really life practices of LPWA? I'm not convinced there is a need for this kind of thing. Tiny sensors with batteries that last years. Most devices have a power source the sensor can tap into thus what are the applications for LP?
There are lots of things right now which talk over two-way paging networks. This is called "machine to machine communication". Most messages look something like "A/C 3152 fault 00 cp1 ON cp2 OFF inside temp 72 outside temp 81". It's common to send text rather than binary so that both humans and machines can read the messages.
Millions of boring but important devices such as pumps, chillers, and fans are sending boring but useful messages like that. Traffic is low, maybe every hour or even once a day when things are normal. A fault generates an immediate message.
Power isn't a problem. Most of the devices which do this are attached to something that has far more power than a radio needs.
I read his book and started practicing several months ago. The other week I played in the ocean for 20 minutes and it didn't bother me at all. Checked the water temperature afterwards and it was 56 degrees.
I haven't started with his breathing exercise, just practice, attitude, and knowing what to expect count for a lot.
