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richwicks says
First of all, I wouldn't be so fucking stupid as to use a gun. I'd design a quad copter to drop in a lawn dart into their head. That's SIMPLE to do.
What is stopping you? You still condemn military for not taking out such a domestic enemy. I never said anything about you using a gun, and it does not have to be lethal. Fry a computer system, shut off power, or hack a broadcast to get some facts out. Again, what is stopping you?
You have an incredible lack of perception. I told you that it is not up to any military member to determine who the enemy is, and gave you detailed reasons why that discipline exists.
No military man is threat to you or any other civilian. In fact, a Marine would defend you from a mugger if he were walking by and saw it. You just pulled that military man as a personal threat out of your ass.
I am very likely to be killed by my government, because I openly oppose it, and I'm not kidding
Yeah, you can't make decisions on your own. You'd have been a good soldier under Stalin, Hitler, or Mao.
You are being a bit paranoid here, but if an agent of the government would kill you, it would not be a military man.
United States Marine Corps
Headset, I'm curious what made you join the military? Also, how many years have you been out now?
GNL says
Headset, I'm curious what made you join the military? Also, how many years have you been out now?
I joined because I liked the idea of military service and to fly jets. I got out in 1995.
Did you give any thought to whether or not you would be fighting on moral grounds?
I'd design a quad copter to drop in a lawn dart into their head. That's SIMPLE to do.
Really kid, simple? Please elaborate
How would you aim this "lawn dart?" How would you account for wind?
Yeah, tremendously simple and an infra-red camera. They are cheap.
By the way, if you could actually build that duck chaser, you could make a fortune selling it. Make a version that could chase geese off golf courses as well.
No toy camera is going to have the resolution to get 3x3 pixels on human sized objects 500 feet away. That would be a challenge for a $30,000 pro inspection camera.
Even if you had raided someone's Arduino project and acquired a cheap camera with sufficient resolution, exactly how would you build the interface between the camera and the servos? I already know how to build a tiny device that could take inputs from a small hobby barometer or accelerometer to actuate hobby servos, but reading from a camera is whole 'nother league.
Drones with mini nukes will solve this targeting problem.
At this point, even dildos could defeat Ukraine.
If the story was true. This is US "news" media after all
At this point, even dildos could defeat Ukraine.
All you need is a Peltier junction, cool it enough to pick up IR.
Just have a center target, go for the brightest point in the center.
It is clear you have no idea what you are talking about and are now making it up as you go along as an attempt to defend your initial boast. I presume any other blog readers with practical tech experience who read that arrogant boast just rolled their eyes at your obvious ignorance and moved on. You are a fraud who just likes to pretend and run his yap.
Congrats: you've discovered our resident ultracrepidarian. :D
Wow, you sidestepped the interface question with a vague generality on how you think a heat seeking missile works. You clearly do not understand the nature of IR light
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I would be impressed if you were able to fly a drone 100 feet up and drop a bar room dart to pop a red toy balloon set in the field below.
Outside the top brass, most of them are unaware of the military industrial complex.
Congrats: you've discovered our resident ultracrepidarian. :D
If seems to me the drone dart would have to be quite sophisticated. The dart itself at a minimum would have servos micro-adjusting the dart's fins to stay on target. The guidance system would probably be from the drone.
Military members are just as aware of the MIC as any civilian,
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