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Miguelito Loveless

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3. Aside from the usual problems loons

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Tue Dec 29, 2020, 10:06 AM

Dec 2020

who respond to a late night "drone assault" with a shotgun (or worse), I am imagining dogs (and cats) not taking kindly to flying intruders invading their territory, to the detriment of the drone and the animal.

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FAA will allow drones to fly at night. Amazon, UPS and others could use drones for deliveries [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2020 OP

Oh, great. moreland01 Dec 2020 #1

Or even drone flamethrowers Quemado Dec 2020 #2

Aside from the usual problems loons Miguelito Loveless Dec 2020 #3

And other nocturnal animals LisaM Dec 2020 #7

Night time dreams interupted by drones sanatanadharma Dec 2020 #4

I really, really don't want this FakeNoose Dec 2020 #5

I don't Rebl2 Dec 2020 #8

I am waiting until someone hacks the drones to turn them cstanleytech Dec 2020 #6

+1 2naSalit Dec 2020 #10

I'm certain . . . Richard D Dec 2020 #9

Fortunately they are unlikely to be used in my area... 2naSalit Dec 2020 #11

I've yet to figure out this fascination with drone package delivery. Hugin Dec 2020 #12

They want to save labor costs, and not have to pay their drivers FakeNoose Dec 2020 #14

I'm Expecting This RobinA Dec 2020 #13

Now when walking at night, you'll need to look out for C Moon Dec 2020 #15

I could see this being useful for delivering to businesses, in particular onto campuses mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #16

Sure...relax all the FAA rules for CORPORATE America............. Bengus81 Dec 2020 #17

aww, c'mon people NJCher Dec 2020 #18