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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: blacken700 on December 02, 2013, 01:12:50 PM
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when I first saw the title I thought 333386 had a new job :D :D
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how long before you libtards start ranting about how we need to ban electronics b/c its taking menial low wage jobs from humans?
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how long before you libtards start ranting about how we need to ban electronics b/c its taking menial low wage jobs from humans?
Only until a drone delivers their "Forwarder -Obama 2016" 3rd term bumper sticker. Then they'll spend the next week looking for "non-animal tested" adhesive so they can attach it to the bumper of their Prius.
Banning electronics will be forgotten and they'll be on to another defense of an Obama lie by then
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it doesn't matter who the dems run you retardicans will find a way to lose :D :D :D
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it doesn't matter who the dems run you retardicans will find a way to lose :D :D :D
there are 3 parties in the USA.
Democrats = 40% of the population
Conservative = 30% of the population
RINOs = 30% of the population.
until repubs learn to work together, enjoy 8 years of Hilary/Warren, then Warren/Chelsea Clinton ;)
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how long before you libtards start ranting about how we need to ban electronics b/c its taking menial low wage jobs from humans?
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how long before you libtards start ranting about how we need to ban electronics b/c its taking menial low wage jobs from humans?
mr shit don't stink, ups delivers those packages at about 75,000 a year
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mr shit don't stink, ups delivers those packages at about 75,000 a year
Lol ive done plenty of manual labor in my day, so much so I realized I didnt really like it and decided I would go get an education so I wouldnt have to do it anymore.
why didnt you answer the question?
how long before you libtards start ranting about how we need to ban electronics b/c its taking menial low wage jobs from humans?
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when I first saw the title I thought 333386 had a new job :D :D
I see opportunity there.
As in opportunity to get some low hangin free stuff....
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I see opportunity there.
As in opportunity to get some low hangin free stuff....
Ha! Get out that rifle and go "drone huntin'"
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I see opportunity there.
As in opportunity to get some low hangin free stuff....
LOL thats the first thing I thought, people are going to lose a bunch of shit b/c ass holes running around grabbing this shit and running off
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(http://campbethel.com/images/shotgun1.jpg)
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Ha! Get out that rifle and go "drone huntin'"
Hell yeah!
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Hell yeah!
I originally went with shotgun, then thought "nah, dont want to damage the package!".
More skill in hitting it with a rifle anyway.
watch them try and go after firearms when these things start getting knocked out of the sky.
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I originally went with shotgun, then thought "nah, dont want to damage the package!".
More skill in hitting it with a rifle anyway.
watch them try and go after firearms when these things start getting knocked out of the sky.
Or a bow to be all stealth.
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This annoucement has set the Interwebs abuzz. It's a fun thought, but I don't see it happening anytime soon - and not for technical reasons.
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it will fall apart because amazon will not send drones to black neighborhoods for obvious reasons
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This just has "bad" written all over it. Accidents, vandalizers, potential for opening the door to another form of technological spying on citizens, etc.
The idea is so foolish that I can only think that this is some sort of publicity stunt.
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it will fall apart because amazon will not send drones to black neighborhoods for obvious reasons
do black ppl order books?
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(http://campbethel.com/images/shotgun1.jpg)
I was thinking of a signal jammer to be honest....
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This just has "bad" written all over it. Accidents, vandalizers, potential for opening the door to another form of technological spying on citizens, etc.
The idea is so foolish that I can only think that this is some sort of publicity stunt.
totally. there is so much that can go wrong.
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This annoucement has set the Interwebs abuzz. It's a fun thought, but I don't see it happening anytime soon - and not for technical reasons.
I have to agree. I can see this being quite problematic.
15 years ago, I might have said 'Wow, how futuristic,"...and probably would have ordered something just to get a drone delivery, ...but these days, ... now knowing what I know, ...I find it extremely creepy.
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I have to agree.
Dammit! Don't do that! Now I'm all paranoid that I was, somehow, transported into some bizarre parallel universe.
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Dammit! Don't do that! Now I'm all paranoid that I was, somehow, transported into some bizarre parallel universe.
;D not yet, ...but I'm working on it.
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This just in: Wal-Mart to install surface-to-air missiles on store rooftops to shoot down Amazon drones.
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This just in: Wal-Mart to install surface-to-air missiles on store rooftops to shoot down Amazon drones.
Hahahah
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This just in: Wal-Mart to install surface-to-air missiles on store rooftops to shoot down Amazon drones.
That's not too far off the mark. Those drones are hackable by wifi.
Someone can hack into the drone and have parcels delivered elsewhere.
It is sooo incredibly problematic, ...it'll be a long time before we see anything like that, ...great PR stunt tho.
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That's not too far off the mark. Those drones are hackable by wifi.
Well, assuming that:
- they have wifi. I can see an implementation of a drone without wifi involving a dock station with a wired interface for the drone to receive instructions.
- they're not properly configured with encryption over the wifi link; I would think that these drones would be configured pretty securely by default.
- they accept random commands from anyone; I can design a scheme that requires commands to the drones to be digitally signed.
I mean, clearly these are things that the Amazon software/hardware R&D guys haven't thought about at all. It's a good thing that someone like you, with a long and illustrious career in the field of computer security is available to Amazon. Your white-hat hacking skills and security expertise are needed! Do you offer consultation? Preferably, in 5 second increments and wrapped in plastic!
Someone can hack into the drone and have parcels delivered elsewhere.
And someone can steal a UPS truck when a driver steps away with the vehicle turned on to deliver a package inside a building. That seems like a much more realistic and likely attack, especially if you consider the economics: tiny drone carrying few things vs. big truck carrying many things!
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Well, assuming that:
- they have wifi. I can see an implementation of a drone without wifi involving a dock station with a wired interface for the drone to receive instructions.
- they're not properly configured with encryption over the wifi link; I would think that these drones would be configured pretty securely by default.
- they accept random commands from anyone; I can design a scheme that requires commands to the drones to be digitally signed.
I mean, clearly these are things that the Amazon software/hardware R&D guys haven't thought about at all. It's a good thing that someone like you, with a long and illustrious career in the field of computer security is available to Amazon. Your white-hat hacking skills and security expertise are needed! Do you offer consultation? Preferably, in 5 second increments and wrapped in plastic!
And someone can steal a UPS truck when a driver steps away with the vehicle turned on to deliver a package inside a building. That seems like a much more realistic and likely attack, especially if you consider the economics: tiny drone carrying few things vs. big truck carrying many things!
I see what you did here...bravo sir, BRAVO!!!