well, i'd say that is animalistic behavior

Lmao my dad brought this back from the states for me.

Lmao

@RyeNorth so the drone is here and it seems like pretty cheap plastic. Noticed some scratches on the propellers and asked my dad if it hit into anything. Apparently the first thing he did when he got it was try flying it indoors lol.

im so far right

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXFYjQMW9yU rekt

https://www.politicalcompass.org/yourpoliticalcompass?ec=4.25&soc=-2.46

I think you lads might find this video interesting. He makes a good case for Patriarchy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN1GwOLgjVs

lmfao

@CreativeRealms The core of the drone is also unmistakably shaped like a potato.

Almost suspiciously so.

Almost as if it were a flying potato.

Almost as if the entire thing is a potato.

A four bladed potato.

in soviet Alaska, potato slice you.

Could be called spudnik.

also, flying a drone indoors is the first instinct from alot of people

Crashing a drone within 5 minutes of getting one is a common occurance

I think when you push the takeoff button it instantly goes five feet into the air.

eugh.

I have yet to use it though.

See, I almost never use an automatic takeoff.

I like to be in full control

See, I own two guns, and two drones.

I'm actually more afraid I might hurt someone with my drone than my gun.

Entirely possible. Guns are more predictable.

People buy them as toys, but most toys usually can't slice digits off if you hold them incorrectly.

My Mavic had a problem with it's arm once

The limiter broke

This drone has a setting that you can hold it in your hand and have it take off from there. Seems very stupid to do.

the propeller made contact with the drone chasis

It cut through with the same effect as a saw.

I hand-launch all the time.

I even hand-catch.

Figured it wasn’t that safe.

But you have to be ready to do it, and aware of the potential problems

There's technique

and you have to be able to do it without flinching.

Maybe I’ll turn that setting on again after my first few flights.

Really only got as far as taking it apart/putting it together, charging all the stuff, and doing software updates.