Who has a Drone they take Camping?
I know drones are a bit of a two way street, some people love them and others hate them. Admittedly they can be noisy and a nuisance if flown in the wrong place. In many places they are often restrict...
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Well, we got 13 pages out of it so far. They obviously won't be literally shot out of the sky, they will just be banned in more and more places.
A good number of people in here are probably responsible drone operators but like anything else it's the type that I experienced that ruin it for all.
When you look at the number of politicians, clergy, celebrities and the everyday guys who are molesting kids. You know good and well there a sheet loads of idiots out there peeping and doing stupid stuff with drones.
There is no doubt that they will be used extensively to cut costs in numerous areas and that's good. The problem for you guys is that it's going to push you into using them in very limited areas. If Amazon and others are sending out swarms of delivery bees they will will all be able to know where each other are at. There won't be any room for dipsticks to be messing things up.
It is interesting to see how rapidly they have advanced and it will be interesting to see how business uses it. We went from horses carrying mail to email but many small items that go by USPS or ups could easily be delivered by drone. Not necessarily everything but there are many places were a delivery truck is extremely inefficient. So people don't hate drones because they are drones, we just hate the idiot that's flying it.
A good number of people in here are probably responsible drone operators but like anything else it's the type that I experienced that ruin it for all.
When you look at the number of politicians, clergy, celebrities and the everyday guys who are molesting kids. You know good and well there a sheet loads of idiots out there peeping and doing stupid stuff with drones.
There is no doubt that they will be used extensively to cut costs in numerous areas and that's good. The problem for you guys is that it's going to push you into using them in very limited areas. If Amazon and others are sending out swarms of delivery bees they will will all be able to know where each other are at. There won't be any room for dipsticks to be messing things up.
It is interesting to see how rapidly they have advanced and it will be interesting to see how business uses it. We went from horses carrying mail to email but many small items that go by USPS or ups could easily be delivered by drone. Not necessarily everything but there are many places were a delivery truck is extremely inefficient. So people don't hate drones because they are drones, we just hate the idiot that's flying it.
