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Nah it wasn't him. He was with me studying about Jesus.
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They're easy to cut down for now. The next step is going to be making them radio antenna's that mount on light poles so they're way harder to see or reach. The camera function will get removed, since it isn't needed anyway.
Since one goal is to make this such an expensive headache, not for Flock exactly, but for the cities paying for Flock, I don't think a light post should give anyone pause beyond proper PPE.
Theyre already on light poles I'm petty sure. My flock detector went off in a part of a road that's only trees and utility poles
people will start cutting down utilities, and then people will get really mad about such volatile devices being placed on critical infrastructure
No, they've already released the next step - it's a drone that watches from 2 kilofeet up.
Imagine the cost of doing that.
And they still won't be able to track every person they want like they can do now.
I call that a win.
kft feels like a cursed unit of measurement
Its only 5 throbbins less than a kilometer
Guess I have to start training on shooting at a 45 degree angle up, instead of head on.
Thanks for the tip!