
Re: No, thank you for the offer ..
"Eh, i always wait until they run out of ammo, then they're easier to maintain."
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"We sent in the robot, armed with guns. Upon entering the premises, we lost contact with the robot, which switched over into its automation mode, and due to a glitch in the programming, fired indiscriminately into the group of hostages. We're looking at additional training for the operators to not have this happen anymore." - spox, SFPD
@imanidiot - "Probably not. The Corona program catching returning film capsules from spy sats needed the cargo aircraft (They also used C-119s, C-123s and some other aircraft beside Hercs iirc) "
Some nice reading material - https://www.nro.gov/Portals/65/documents/history/csnr/corona/StarCatchersWeb.pdf
The National Museum of the US Airforce in Dayton, OH has a nice exhibit about this as well.
I used a larger one, the Logitech MX Ergo Plus. Nice and heavy design, could tilt to allow for a different angle. Really tried loving it. But in the end, dunno why, had to clean the inside rollers at least once a day. Guess my paws are dirt magnets! So back to the regular mouse it is.