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[-] quick_snail@feddit.nl 6 points 4 weeks ago

With Renee Good, the decision to kill her was made by a human being who was operating inside a system that had already decided her neighborhood, her opposition to ICE, and her observer status made her a legitimate target. What happens when that decision is made in twenty seconds by a machine down in Florida, and executed by a hovering armed drone as the FAA has cleared the civilian sky so nobody is watching?

Sounds like we need cheap open source defense drones that can defend our communities by knocking these murder drones out of the sky.

Does anyone have a link to a project to 3d print drones that can be used to disable other drones in the sky?

[-] thethunderwolf@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 3 weeks ago

anti-drone drones are a good idea, yes

not got any links to designs but i'm sure that the internet has lots, and that it's not hard to adapt generic designs

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