Diver Dan

I'd list all the drone flying rules you just broke, however I cant be bothered typing that much info.
Your last post was a strange follow up to your earlier post warning us of the surveillance capability of drones

What we need is more neighborhood snoops. Remember Neighborhood Watch. I caught the old bloke next door putting rubbish in my Otto Bin. I called Crime Stoppers at 2am, said there was an intruder next door. Six big coppers burst in and bashed the old bloke senseless. Crime its everywhere, even in your Otto Bin.

With camera technology and their intrusions on our lives, I think we are the frog half boiled.

Dan

Was at DFC, Digusting Fried Chook in the shopping centre the other day. Wife commented on the number of cameras in such a small area, I counted 6. She said they are watching for robbers. I said yes true, but the primary objective is watching the kids behind the counter, how they work, and for any light fingered chook lifting, free chook for the mates.

The granddaughter has a school holiday job, packing orders in a warehouse for a clothing retailer. They will come down from the office and say; "You're only at 87% efficiency, we have it on camera, work faster." HUMAN ROBOTS.

In the UK some counties are using spy cameras inside garbage trucks. Some have up to 5 bins for different recyclables, & the cameras are to catch anyone putting the wrong rubbish in the wrong rubbish bin. Just leaving a coloured top on a bottle attracts a fine.

I guess they are trying to recoup some of the drastic amount of money wasted on useless recycling schemes, & generating some employment in otherwise totally jobless districts.

Such rot will be coming to a shire near you soon, starting probably in Melbourne, the home of stupidity in Oz.

That is what recycling is all about. you have had years to get it right. You monin old drake