Drones are causing so much problems (especially the little quadcopter
ones) that I suspect the gov is going to clamp down on them pretty
hard. In New York a police copter almost got hit by one and the drone
owners arrested. Don't expect your pizza to get delivered by one
anytime soon nor your Amazon shipment. People come up with these ideas
on the offhand chance they'll get rich doing it. And it a economically
collapsing world trying to get rich is an act of desperation. Here's a
game where you can have fun tossing things at a drone and crash it:
http://clay.io/game/crashthedrone
On 07/08/2014 04:21 PM, nablusoss1008 wrote:
The next thing already happening are inexpensive drones that
automatically follows you from any height navigating via the gps in
your phone and videofilming every step you take. Not that I see
any practical reason for having one.
---In [email protected], <punditster@...> wrote :
What would you do if you saw a drone at your bedroom window?
"For all the slick technology, there are grave moral and legal questions
going unanswered in the government’s use of armed drones to kill people
considered terrorist threats. "
'Reining In the Drones'
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/07/opinion/reining-in-the-drones.html?_r=0
