seemingly anyone with $1,000 and the right research to hack into the system and harness a UAV for their own personal use. "What if you could take down one of these drones delivering FedEx packages and use that as your missile?" Humphreys asks. " That's the same mentality the 9-11 attackers had," - Correction: this story has been modified to clarify that the drone used in the U of T experiment was not a government drone, but a UAV owned by the university. An Evansville, Indiana SWAT team recently attempted to execute a search warrant that was issued to make an example out of an anonymous Internet user who made malicious remarks on the Web. Instead, they destroyed the home of an innocent grandmother. Caution, readers: you'll want to sit down before reading this (and stay there without doing any physical activity for as long as you want). The US Food and Drug Administration has approved an all new obesity pill. SPARKS7366 (unregistered) wrote in #4I was just wondering if you can buy these parts at your local Radio Shack?Uh, no. You can't buy ANYTHING decent from Radio Shack anymore. JK Flip Flops, 555 timers, resistors, caps, diodes....even PCB are non existant. Aside from some cheap R/C models Radio Shack has gone down hill in the last decade. RadarRecon (unregistered) July 03, 2012, 07:42 0 FedEx delivers packages by drones?  The writing of this article leaves something to be desired. dyke davis (unregistered) July 02, 2012, 23:37 +5 Just think