Thread 64088670

>>64088670 (OP)
Porch piracy videos are going to get funnier.

That it has taken this fucking long is surprising. I remember doing the classes for a commercial drone license back in 2019 and finding the incredibly anal rules ridiculous. Maybe some of the details were limited to the class being taught but I remember it being an uncompromising rule then that someone had to always maintain visual on the drone such that the operator might be looking down on the display someone else had to keep an eye on it and also constantly relate the motions (or have the drone operator relay it). I didn't end up pursuing it but I had assumed they got rid of that retarded restrictions at some point, not literally today though.

>>64088684
Niggas with bolas nets.

>>64088684
The famous mail thieves who follow FAA regulations

>>64088670 (OP)
It means it's time we discuss how a civilian can weaponize them, isn't it?

>>64088781
10ibs Tannerite + gun on a drone

>>64088781
>he doesn't know the requirement of broadcasting your id and location in real time

>>64088781
I'm honestly surprised that some Antifa troon hasn't tried droning Trump or Elon yet.

>>64088811
Whatever assassination attempt happened a few months ago was obviously a photo-op, if Secret Service had let a guy with a gun get within 300 meters of the president, they would have all been fired. So any drone would have definitely been caught

The loitering munition .... is the 21st Century equivalent of the mortar.

Soon, it will be as natural for us to see the loitering munition platoon as an integral part of an infantry company in the same way that the organic mortar or ATGM platoon is. In fact, the loitering munition will eventually be able to replace both.

In time, instead of a grenade launcher, every rifleman may even handcarry a packed FPV drone which can be used to drop explosives on the heads of the enemy. Signallers will not need to carry a sognal set or anntenae, a loitering UAV overhead will be able to function as a aerial rebro station. Forward air controllers will be obsolete as the UAV takes over. Commanders will not need a GPS, compass or binoculars, the UAV offers unlimited and unhindered line of sight as a navigation aid. UAVs will be able to carry out resupply missions by delivering ammunition, rations, and medical supplies to isolated units.

Eventually ..... we may not even need to carry toilet paper into the field. The UAV will wipe our asses and act as a flying bidet

>>64088809
>he doesn't build open source drones with plans off the internet

>>64088684
NIGGAS WITH DRONES

>>64089149
>he thinks the FCC will not visit him

>>64088781
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqeUMDXyONI

>>64088670 (OP)
>americans cant even get a regular coffee from McDonalds without suing for burn damages
>they will now get it through drones somehow
Its gonna be a clownshow, and im all in favor of it

>>64089176
the burn damage assessment was justified. that coffee was too hot.

>>64089176
>Holding a megacorp accountable for its negligent practices is bad

>>64089189
>>64089239
And it will happen again, and be even funnier

>>64089176
>serving coffee so hot it blisters skin is based actually
People don't win frivolous lawsuits against corpos, they either lose or settle. If someone won, it wasn't frivolous, reguardless of whatever shitty propaganda to the contrary you absorbed from some talk radio dicksucker.

>>64089270
They do though, are you ok?

>>64089168
>the FCC turns up to check every 2.4ghz transmission
>they have found 243,672 routers so far

>>64089189
>>64089239
>Le evil megacorp is at fault a dumb bitch dropped a cup on herself.
Reminder that the same people who brought you the McDonald's coffee lawsuit have also brought you the boneless chicken wings lawsuit.
Where a guy bought "boneless chicken wings" in a restaurant, almost choked to death on a chicken bone in it, and the mutt "court" has ruled that, quote, "no reasonable person would ever assume that boneless chicken wings don't have bones in them."
Both lawsuits are sides of the same coin.
The coin named mutt "legal system" is subhuman savagery that makes Sharia law look progressive and civilized.
Picrelated is something called truck nuts, and mutt court has ruled that displaying them is free speech protected by the First Amendment, this is what Americans are talking about when they brag about their free speech.

>>64089316
do you repeat stories you've read about the US because you can't actually afford to travel? what country are you from?

>>64089316
I legitimately do not understand what you're pretending to be mad about

>>64089316
retard the coffe was over 100 degrees, when it spilled it gave the lady in question 3rd degree burns on her private parts.
can you imagine the pure agony of getting 3rd degree burns on your dick and balls?
punitive damages against corporations are better then what we have. Why? because it allows a court to force them to change policy.
Because it wasn't the first time that Mc Donalds got sued over third degree burns caused by it's boiling coffee. But the purely compensatory damage rules in those cases wasn't enough to force change because changing store policy would cost more than the damages cause by one or two people a year getting horrific third degree burns.
Had this happened in a legal system without punitive damages then Mc Donald's would still be serving boiling hot coffee and just taking the purely compensatory damages suits brought against it.
why? because a couple hundred k per year isn't so much as worth a 5 minute discussion at a board meeting that's why.

t- youro lawfag

>>64088684
Porch pirate = Ass pirate + Porch monkey

>>64089316
>McDonald's repeatedly warned their coffee was too hot
>woman spills coffee in her lap and needs fucking skin grafts on her crotch
But no keep parroting boomer lore without a doing an ounce of your own research, nigger

>>64089316
I don't really understand how trucknuts relates to all that. Its goofy and kinda obscene, but you'd have to live in an actual jackboot police state for having them on your vehicle to bring any kind of legal consequences.

Wtf why did you have gimped laws like that?

>>64088670 (OP)
More american drone manufacturing. American drone manufacturing was limited by this.

>>64089316
>le mutt mutt mutt mutt mutt
We need a wordfilter. Pretty sure there's still one for saying DESU too many times after all these years, yet redd/int/ors and /pol/estinians have free reign to shit up the rest of the site.

>>64088670 (OP)
>As a result, Duffy said, "You may get a Starbucks cup of coffee from a drone."
We here on r/Kommando's only drink Black Rifle Coffee branded coffee. Get that libshit out of my face.

>>64091415
did they ever bend the knee or did they double down on the INCIDENT

>>64091426
>did they ever bend the knee or did they double down on the INCIDENT
I dunno, I hope they've swallowed their pride an an lust for reddit updoots and admitted fault though.

No one gives a shit what the FAA says and no one has ever respected the LOS regs.

I've been flying a mile away from home point for a decade and I don't intend to change no matter what bullshit they say is legal/illegal.

>>64088670 (OP)
The only change will be people being able to spy 24/7 right up into your backyard windows/doors. It's just going to be annoying and depressing.

FUCKING PORCH CLANKERS!

>>64088870
Most did get fired.

I didn't know it was specifically illegal to fly out of sight for radio controlled aircraft, I just figured it was a matter of practicality. But I'm old and r/c aircraft weren't called drones yet and cameras were pretty expensive so it made otherwise pretty impractical and expensive to control and fly out of visual range.

>>64088809
"Oops, my IFF transponder must have malfunctioned clumsy me :^)"

>>64091415
>Black Rifle Coffee
They don't support the second ammendment. Just zogbot retards.

>>64088881
Basé