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You're probably right, though I'm always hesitant to bet against ingenuity. I'm sorry if I came off as aggressive in my criticism. It just struck me as silly
by Dove 14y ago
You're probably right, though I'm always hesitant to bet against ingenuity.
I'm sorry if I came off as aggressive in my criticism. It just struck me as silly that terrorists -- you know, the guys that buy military hardware from shady international arms dealers and have their own supply and manufacturing chains for explosives -- would be significantly enabled by crappy 3D-printed handguns.
- debacle 14y agoI don't think anyone is going to be significantly enabled by crappy 3D-printed handguns, but if anyone could see utility from it it would be terrorists. My second point was an attempt to point out that it's probably cheaper and easier to create a single-use weapon now without the use of the 3D printer.
- Dove 14y agoif anyone could see utility from it it would be terrorists. How do you figure that?