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Aye, there are a lot -- a LOT -- of well paid IT types around DC. Lots with clearances, and fancy pedigrees. Isn't an accident NoVA, Southern MD, and the grea
by blaser-waffle 6y ago
Aye, there are a lot -- a LOT -- of well paid IT types around DC. Lots with clearances, and fancy pedigrees.
Isn't an accident NoVA, Southern MD, and the greater DC area are tech hubs.
Entirely a separate discussion from if the US DoD can handle drone swarms. They've spent the last 2 decades occupying two middle eastern countries and have been hemorrhaging money away in the process. That money could have gone towards civilian needs, but even if it didn't and the $$$ stayed with the military, the opportunity cost of going hard on counter-insurgency as a national strategy for 20 years is now clear.
- lolthishuman 6y agoYou’re just all speculation. You have absolutely no clue what is in fact reality vs fantasy. Your opinion is that of a citizen with no internal experience.
- rualca 6y agoOther than name-calling, you contributes zero to the discussion. Please refrain from lowering the signal/noise ratio.
- lolthishuman 6y agoPointing out noise like you just thought you did.
- yellowapple 6y agoResponding to noise with more noise doesn't help reduce noise.
- lolthishuman 6y agoYet someone still gets credit. Good for you.
- ddalex 6y agoWow. Not only DoD have drone swarms, they have been at the forefront of research, invented the concept of drone swarms, and have been testing them for at least 15 years. Search for DoD Unmanned Aircraft Systems Roadmap 2005-2030