As drones are nothing but flying computers, he says they "have the potential to exhibit never before seen security flaws that couple both cyber and physical security concerns".
Workplace aggression appears in more insidious and more frequent ways than flying computers, as evidenced by this story from an advertising sales coordinator.
Gathered from key commercial classified ad buyers like Auto-By-Tel whose business is helping sell the used car inventory of a network of 2,000 car dealers, or RentNet with its nationwide rental apartment listings, along with specialty magazine listings (such as photography, flying, computers and other hobbyist magazines) these ads make up the bulk of the listings.
But the country's reliance on this constellation of fragile, multimillion-dollar flying computers may also be an Achilles heel, presenting potential enemies with targets that are hard to defend and nearly impossible to repair.
Cars don't drive, planes don't fly, computers go blank and darkness snuffs out streetlights, Kindles, refrigerators, television sets, dishwashers, iPads and hair dryers.
Delta resumes flying after computer outage but warns of more cancellations.
Ms. Harris's visit to Mohave County was part of a monthlong trip in which she and her deputy, Andy Stephenson, traveled to 10 states, investigating flaws in electronic voting and giving on-the-fly computer security tutorials.
The patterns were there -- flying birds computer-manipulated from bold to minuscule, or florals worked into lace and chiffon.
The iconography, which exists almost entirely online, includes clip art of dolphins jumping through pyramids, aquamarine-haired mermaids with SpongeBob T-shirts, and psychedelic orbs flying over computer-generated waves.
I thought it was too much "flying by numbers," or rather, the computer flying by numbers and you just watching it.
