The Drone Hackers
The Drone Hackers
Amazing, our weapons are being used for reconnaissance for the enemy.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1261...?mod=yhoofront
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1261...?mod=yhoofront
Whats ridiculous is the fact that the article states that the government has know about this flaw since Bosnia in the 1990's, you would think they would spend money to secure there investments in these things or are they just not realizing that the enemy is getting smarter which they never anticipated??
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And receiving peace prizes for insert your guess!
In all seriousness, I'm sure the tech guys that support and develope this stuff never thought that a $26 device from bestbuy could actually do what ever it is that it does. I'm sure that a solution will arise relatively soon.
In all seriousness, I'm sure the tech guys that support and develope this stuff never thought that a $26 device from bestbuy could actually do what ever it is that it does. I'm sure that a solution will arise relatively soon.
I can assure you he hasn't fixed that yet either!
I had pnemonia three months ago and my bills were astronomical! 1 emergency room visit and two follow-up visits to a doctor's office.
My wife and I pay $1600/month for healthcare insurance but the company said they didn't cover this, didn't cover that, I had to co-pay this, co-pay that...ended up costing me $1300 out of pocket for three chest x-rays (one to diagnose that I had pnemonia which is what I told them I had when I went in
) and two follow up x-rays. In ER they gave me a shot of IV antibiotics and was written a prescription for antibiotics (insurance company said not covered). I had my blood pressure checked three times and talked to a doctor briefly three times. Oh, and one blood test.
Damn health insurance seems to think they are just there to take my monthly payments and confuse the billing situation and not actually pay for my healthcare. I'm a healthy individual noprmally, not over-weight (OK, maybe 10 lbs) and have looked around for a better deal but it's like all the companies that do business here are owned by each other. Oh, Rite-Aid charged $185 for 5 pills (antibiotics). I called another doc and got the prescription changed so it was only $40. My wife paid for the expensive pills with a CC and I told her to take them back and get a refund. No go. That's not healthcare, it's highway robbery!
So, now what has Obama been so busy fixing?
I had pnemonia three months ago and my bills were astronomical! 1 emergency room visit and two follow-up visits to a doctor's office.
My wife and I pay $1600/month for healthcare insurance but the company said they didn't cover this, didn't cover that, I had to co-pay this, co-pay that...ended up costing me $1300 out of pocket for three chest x-rays (one to diagnose that I had pnemonia which is what I told them I had when I went in
) and two follow up x-rays. In ER they gave me a shot of IV antibiotics and was written a prescription for antibiotics (insurance company said not covered). I had my blood pressure checked three times and talked to a doctor briefly three times. Oh, and one blood test.Damn health insurance seems to think they are just there to take my monthly payments and confuse the billing situation and not actually pay for my healthcare. I'm a healthy individual noprmally, not over-weight (OK, maybe 10 lbs) and have looked around for a better deal but it's like all the companies that do business here are owned by each other. Oh, Rite-Aid charged $185 for 5 pills (antibiotics). I called another doc and got the prescription changed so it was only $40. My wife paid for the expensive pills with a CC and I told her to take them back and get a refund. No go. That's not healthcare, it's highway robbery!
So, now what has Obama been so busy fixing?
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