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hahahahaha, aren't you funny and a few decades late.
God help us but how long until we hear about the first man dropping dead because some punk had to test the theory and see if it REALLY works?
Originally posted by IkNOwSTuff
Sounds like a stupid thing to make public if you ask me.
People die and even if murdered this guy doesnt get any sympathy from me, Im sure him dying and taking his info with him will save at least 1 life
...think about it though how many other ways can people kill a person and just because you show someone how to do something doesn't make you responsible for what they choose to do with it.
After around six months of research, Jack said he developed a way to hack one of those devices remotely and send it a high-voltage shock from upwards of 50 feet away.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Comparing hackers to pyromaniacs? Really bro, that is like comparing a pineapple to a pineapple grenade. You do realize most "hackers" are "whitehat" and are "hacking" to improve security don't you?
i'd have to ask ... why bother discussing drones at all ?
[color=amber]what limits, if any, should exist on public conversations for things that have direct, lethal and easily accomplished ends.
Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
...think about it though how many other ways can people kill a person and just because you show someone how to do something doesn't make you responsible for what they choose to do with it. Were there othere uses for this tech? Hacker conventions aren't what most people think. I think people know enough about the risks of pacemakers that they could figure it out, it was likely just an interesting presentation and he died of natural causes.