No.485
how much would you guys pay for a usb charged 1.5 cm long lookalike remote controlled fly with 30 seconds flying time?
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No.486
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No.487
>>486
come on bro! maybe 20 dollars?
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No.488
>>487
rather use the 20 to buy scotch
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No.489
>>488
Are you the kind of person who never purchases anything but scotch?
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No.491
>>489
The only other thing I buy is food. You need food to survive.
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No.492
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No.498
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No.501
Is anyone here not typing from a homeless shelter on an ancient laptop?
shit yeah op, I would gib ya 50 bucks, for it if it had a 10 minute flying time and could land on peoples faces.
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No.511
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No.531
30 seconds of flying time makes it worthless. I'd pay hundreds if it had a microphone, camera and at least an hour or two of flying time, but I'm pretty sure that's beyond current technology.
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No.533
>>531
>30 seconds of flying time makes it worthless. I'd pay hundreds if it had a microphone, camera and at least an hour or two of flying time, but I'm pretty sure that's beyond current technology.
It would be illegal to sell and produce if it had said capabilities.
A recording microphone is definitely possible, a reasonable quality camera is not. 15 minutes flying time should be feasible, I imagine.
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No.537
>>533
What would make that illegal but not the drones that already exist?
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No.587
>>537
>What would make that illegal but not the drones that already exist?
I can imagine a future where drones that are capable of heavy lifting will need a license for security concerns. The same might apply to very small drones for privacy concerns. The problem being, it would be hard to regulate something so small, that might have an open source 3D printing schematic just a torrent away. No doubt, a push would be made to further wrap the world in red tape and increase government oversight.
The future is going to be weirder then we can even imagine. I remember reading a sci-fi scenario by the writer David Brin, where he posited a world where wireless cameras could be 3D printed on sheets of stickers. That they would be no more expensive then gumballs from a vending machine. The most mundane existential risk being, a randy teenager buying a strip of these cameras for pocket change and then affixing them to the tree outside the bedroom window of the hot milf who lives down the block. The possibility of off the shelf insect sized spy drones could turn a lot of people into raving gangstalked paranoid schizos who went off their meds. Imagine enjoying a summer day and seeing a swarm of gnats heading your way and then feeling the need to run inside and close the drapes. I had a friend who would, for laughs, theorize that spiders were organic nanotech surveillance devices let loose on Earth for the benefit of an intergalactic reality TV series. We'd laugh about this possibility and make surreal jokes over drinks. I'm not sure I would enjoy living in a world with such cheap and powerful tech.
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No.591
>>587
Soon the 3D printers will print 3D printer parts that can be assembled by drones whos parts can also be 3D printed and assembled by other drones and then our drone overlords will be self sufficient and the drones they assembled with razor sharp rotors will then proceed to decapitate us all as we're the only threat to their drone empire, pic related its the last thing you'll see before you die.
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No.595
>>537
>What would make that illegal but not the drones that already exist?
Yes, spying on someone or facilitating that with drones, is illegal in many countries including Australia, A flying "hidden camera" the size of a fly would be a ginormous legal nightmare. And The only reason you can purchase drones with pre - equipped cameras in Australia is because they are manufactured overseas and designed by companies overseas. making and selling your own camera equipped drones in Australia is a huge risk.
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No.596
>>591
Sadly… this.
Tech is progressing so fast, I am inclined to believe such a thing is possible. My only hope is that our drone overlords can't into shitposting and that they keep some of us around for amusement or study purposes. To live out the rest of my years in a drone overlord's museum/zoo. Kept fat and happy on a steady diet of tendies and cola, with a clean bottle to piss in. To be given honorable mention in their cringe compilation.
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No.597
>>596
>>591
The two sad autistic game addicted tards who's brains have been lobotomized by half-life 2
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No.598
>>597
Its not our fault your life expectancy is too low from environmental hazards ranging from deadly poisonous animals to raging fires to consider the possibilities of future tech.
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No.599
>>598
Life is not Half-Life 2
It is… a fucking game.
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No.606
>>599 (dubs of truth)
>Life is not Half-Life 2
>It is… a fucking game.
True, Half-Life 2 only got things half right. The future will be even stranger then Half-Life 2. All of the loisences in Australia will not be able to prevent the anti-human implications of dirt cheap high tech.
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No.612
>>606
I think you are mentally incapable of understanding that half life, is a story that cannot help you in understanding anything.
This is why I hate fucking gamers, the greater the percentage of their life they spend playing games, the more fucking moronic they are.
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