Comments by "C S ~ \x5bDuke of Ramble\x5d" (@DUKE_of_RAMBLE) on "" video.

  1. Bring them home and connect it to a Tesla Optimus, dress it up in dress blues, and it'll be a little less weird. (vs parading the drone sround) Plus, it'll freak out our adversaries by making them think we're using these to actually pilot them, and then be worried about combat androids roaming around if they down one. 😏 (edit: minor typos)
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  2. ​​ @Zachomara You know what.... lmao That's kinda smart! 😅 Mind you, I'm sure if they could hack the bird they could just as easily hack the 'android'. Because even if they made it where it communicates remotely via the drone, that's still an attack vector to be exploited. I suppose it's possible to make it where it has to read instructions off a screen (which could easily be encoded as data packets into QR codes, not actual human readable text) and then the hackers would have to do a lot of work to figure that out... Either way, I like the idea! Though that could easily just be the fantasy/SciFi dork in me talking 🤓 edit: typo
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  3. Given how FQ-44 looks, would it be safe to assume that it will be a non/less-stealth CCA compared to the FQ-42? I say this due solely to the intake location, since it wasn't really intended to be stealth from the onset. Thought I'm probably wrong, but that's why I'm asking 😊 edit: Oh, and that vertical tail, which my understanding is right-angles aren't conducive to stealth. Granted, that right-angle is small/limited due to the curved body, but, I also was under the impression curved surface were also bad since they ensured a reflection point.
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  4. If I was Anduril, I'd have called it "Narsil" 😊 That's the original name of the legendary sword that cut off Sauron's ring, which then was broke. Then, once re-forged for Aragorn, it became known as.... Andúril 🤓
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  5. Stand down, stand down. He said the thing! 😅
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