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Re:German chancellor’s drone “attack” shows the threat of we... by angersock on Wednesday September 18, 2013 @11:58PM (#6409693)
Oh great, a lot of fear-mongering about to happen.

We honestly can't defend against all of these things--might as well simply try to structure society to be resilient in the face of inevitable attacks, and try not to make such things desirable to anybody even remotely sane.

Re:German chancellor’s drone “attack” shows the threat of we... by philipp-de on Thursday September 19, 2013 @12:02AM (#6409708)
No fear mongering going on here. As i wrote earlier, the incident wasn't discussed in terms of being a threat in the german media.

Also, the pilot of the drone was only briefly arrested for disturbing the rally and released hours later by the police. After conducting an examination of the drone, the police concluded that it posed no threat. case closed.

Re:German chancellor’s drone “attack” shows the threat of we... by sfjailbird on Thursday September 19, 2013 @03:27AM (#6410326)
Just read the linked article. Talk of deploying ground-to-air missile systems or gun turrets against drones at public events, etc. You can be sure the billion dollar defense contractor industry is salivating at the 'threat' and will spend the money to make us all believe in it.
Re:German chancellor’s drone “attack” shows the threat of we... by velik_m on Thursday September 19, 2013 @02:58AM (#6410254)
The obvious solution of course is to move all the people (except select few) underground for their own safety.
Re:German chancellor’s drone “attack” shows the threat of we... by jacquesm on Thursday September 19, 2013 @05:35AM (#6410681)
I'm going to be in any one of the following businesses:

- light guides

- vitamin D pills

- solaria

Re:German chancellor’s drone “attack” shows the threat of we... by teddyh on Thursday September 19, 2013 @06:13AM (#6410780)
The Computer is your friend.