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Elon Musk takes aim at Wikipedia
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this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2024
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It would be more suitable for Mr. "I AM High Tech Personified" to be taken out in a decidedly low tech way.
Maybe we can combine high and low tech: a drone that drops lazy dogs on him. Those things are REALLY nasty and very hard to defend against.
Drone-deployed anvil, for the full looney tunes effect?
Harder to aim than a cargo drone filled with 500 lazy dogs.
But much, much funnier if you pull it off