chinese drunk droner crashes spy into white house

[mirimir@riseup.net (Mirimir)]

On 01/29/2015 04:07 AM, rysiek wrote:

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> Well.:
> http://rys.io/en/54
> 
> "Quadcopters and similar, hovering-capable drones will be soon banned,
>  probably as weapons, probably under "anti-terrorism" laws.
> 
>  (...)
> 
>  They will get banned, and will get banned as "terrorist devices". You will
>  hear arguments that, for example, they are able to help "terrorists" plant
>  explosives or create havoc and are very hard to take down once airborne.
> 
>  The funny part is: we had flying drones in the form of RC planes and copters
>  for years upon years and nobody thought about banning them. Moreover, these
>  would be much better-suited for the supposed "terrorists", as they are bigger
>  and more powerful â?? able to carry a bigger amount of explosives, on a longer
>  distance, faster and therefore harder to intercept."

How about this? http://sourceforge.net/projects/osmissile/

History: http://www.interestingprojects.com/cruisemissile/bio.shtml

This was squashed, as I recall.