Pauline Hanson - drone operator
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Hackers able to turbo-charge DJI drones way beyond what's legal
And then you wonder why your country doesn't have young bright minds designing the next gen fighter. But I bet learning Chinese is legal.
Join Date: May 2004
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Way beyond what's legal
Having the manufacturer place restrictions on them is ridiculous and pointless. Either let it be able to use its full performance envelope, or lock it down hard to what ever the laws are. That being said, the latter option is especially pointless.
I can buy a car right now that can exceed any posted speed limit, it's up to me to decide to obey the law and not drive it to fast or to places I am not allowed to go. When you own a bit of equipment, why should the manufacturer still get to tell you what to do with it? Apple went through this same problem and lost.
What's next down this path? You will only be able to buy cars that can't break the road rules? You will have to insert a card into a slot on the instrument panel showing you have a current IFR rating before your 182 will let you start the engine if it's sensor array detects IMC?
I think I have had enough of the (nanny) state telling me how to live!!
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