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DARPA spy-bugs: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
dot spy-bugs
(uses and abuses) |
(dot spy-bugs) |
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<br> whereas a low-resolution broad-field camera is used for general navigation. | <br> whereas a low-resolution broad-field camera is used for general navigation. | ||
The smallest type of flying spy-bug may be called "dot spy-bugs", | |||
<br> becuz of their minute size. | |||
<br> They are around the size of the period at the end of a sentence, | |||
<br> and are only barely visible when flying. | |||
<br> The advantages of such minute size are obvious, | |||
<br> but there are also two disadvantages: | |||
<br> One disadvantage is that such minute bugs are easily blown-around | |||
<br> by moovments in the air. | |||
<br> The second disadvantage is the minuteness of the camera, | |||
<br> which means that those bugs must get up-close-to their target if | |||
<br> they are viewing something that is small or detailed. | |||
DARPA spy-bugs are available to agents within U.S. intelligence-agencies, | |||
<br> including but not limited to the CIA and DIA, | <br> including but not limited to the CIA and DIA, | ||
<br> and possibly also one or more foreign allied agencies. | <br> and possibly also one or more foreign allied agencies. | ||