You forgot the scare quotes around the word "fix".

Most drones operate using either 2.4 or 5.8Ghz frequencies for control. Seems like downing a drone just requires a RF jammer with a directional antenna. I suppose that the targeted drone can still get up again once you stop jamming it, so that's a difference compared to the fighting drone.

I also suppose this wouldn't block drones that were set to operate autonomously.

Did that inclusive OR gate come in TTL or CMOS?

No, no, this is delicate equipment. Unplug it, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in.

Laika had to go somewhere.

With all those Venutian women that Bud and Lou left behind, I won't be needing underwear for long anyway!

Maybe it's just chrome, but I've never seen this site as broken as it currently is. I had to reply to a comment, because the fail of css has all kinds of crap covering up the button to let me make a top level comment.

90 days is really long. The US CERT vulnerability disclosure policy is 45 days as described in http://www.cert.org/vulnerabil... (see that more more details). The problem is that you have to balance two conflicting needs; in the words of the CERT, "the need of the public to be informed of security vulnerabilities with vendors' need for time to respond effectively."

Remember that Bergoglio worked as a bar bouncer in his younger days. I think he may know what he's talking about on this subject.

Why?

A reference to Kim Kardashian's ass?

The 1770's...

What makes you think an email is spam?

Again, you're a selfish cunt. At least let the rest of us be selfish cunts by being able to filter out your crap.

Given that the guillotine was last used in France in 1977, and last used there publicly in 1939, it's not a sound that should be at all familiar, yet I suspect most of you can bring the sound to mind—courtesy of innumerable historical dramas and the dedicated efforts of Foley artists.

And in Soviet Russia????