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I seriously want to start a drone defense company.
Defending people from drones? Or using drones to defend people? (Or both?)
both but more the former
Finnish Filmmakers Gave a Drone a Chainsaw
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Here's a video of the helicopter chainsaw http://youtu.be/Mfz1YrpMbBg
Wow very different. Mine had no cable or a very short one - the chainsaw was directly under the helicopter.
More like this? https://youtu.be/rF1vfMM3W08?t=133
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If you're also in Australia, popsci.com has some idiotic redirects to popsci.com.au that throw errors when they can't find a localised version of the article you're trying to reach. I don't think I've ever had one actually work.
Seriously, this deserves an automatic penalty until they fix their issues. Business Insider do the same thing. What's to localise though? We speak English! dang... if you're reading this, anything you can do? Very frustrating for the many Australians who read articles on HN. (a side note: when are U.S. sites going to stop treating Australians as second class citizens? We are a pretty wealthy nation filled with people…
> a side note: when are U.S. sites going to stop treating Australians as second class citizens?
Once we figure out how to digitally accept kangaroo pelts as payment.
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Seriously, this deserves an automatic penalty until they fix their issues. Business Insider do the same thing. What's to localise though? We speak English! dang... if you're reading this, anything you can do? Very frustrating for the many Australians who read articles on HN. (a side note: when are U.S. sites going to stop treating Australians as second class citizens? We are a pretty wealthy nation filled with people…
> a side note: when are U.S. sites going to stop treating Australians as second class citizens? Once we figure out how to digitally accept kangaroo pelts as payment.
Cool, so we'll just continue pirating your content and bypassing your filters at record levels then :-)
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#38This should be illegal everywhere. I'm really afraid of the not too distant future when drones are cheap and autonomous enough so that they are able to be controlled by a small crazy group and used to harm lots of people. I don't think we as a society are prepared for it.
Sorry, but you could have made your point in a more hackerish way by saying that the Islamic State is looking into using off the shelf drones to widely distribute Cesium 137 dust harvested from Medical X ray equipment. A devout martyr would have no issue with preparing the Cesium and assembling the device.
Such a weapon would cause great economic damage if used in an urban area, as the city would have to be evacuated until a thorough and expensive clean up was completed by thousands of workers in bunny hazmat suits.
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#40This should be illegal everywhere. I'm really afraid of the not too distant future when drones are cheap and autonomous enough so that they are able to be controlled by a small crazy group and used to harm lots of people. I don't think we as a society are prepared for it.
I seriously want to start a drone defense company.
Best options are probably Thors, missle turrets, photon cannons or void rays. Eventually war will be teenagers sitting at computers moving swarms of autonomous machines on a virtual map, and South Korea will take over the world.