From Ben Bradley Sent Fri, Mar 15th 2019, 03:05
From Ben Bradley Sent Fri, Mar 15th 2019, 03:05
The mention of "find my Mac" brings to mind the idea of "chipping" equipment with RFID tags, similar to how they are used for pets and in may retail environments. Here's an article on high-end tags made into fibers (making them virtually impossible to find in fabric goods, but more "ordinary" tags are much cheaper and can be hidden in most equipment: https://www.forbes.com/sites/haniyarae/2016/08/11/rfid-brands-theft/#3b0e6e= ba18de On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at 5:01 PM Frank Bonarrigo <xxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx> wrote= : > > Did he try "find my Mac"? > > On Tue, Mar 5, 2019 at 12:48 PM Peter Forrest <xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx> wrot= e: >> >> That is a really nasty loss. At least it is unique and incredibly well = documented so that I hope the whole community can stop it being sold again = =E2=80=93 and with any luck get the thief caught. >> >> Peter >> >> >> >> From: matrix [mailto:xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx] >> Sent: 05 March 2019 16:47 >> To: Analogue Heaven Heaven >> Subject: [AH] Thomas Lehn's EMS SYNTHI Stolen on 13th Feb 2019, in Copen= hagen >> >> >> >> Not sure if this was shared on the list. Title says it all. Here are s= ome pics and details: >> >> >> >> http://www.thomaslehn.com/synth-theft_images.html >> >> >> >> http://www.thomaslehn.com/synth-theft.html >> >> >> >> Serial numbers are: 45629 for the SYNTHI and 4911 for the KS >> >> >> >> -- >> >> >> matrix >> http://www.matrixsynth.com