Aviator & Hooch
Aviator
Hey Hooch, I've been tinkering with a drone that could patrol the perimeter and spot trouble from the sky—what do you think about a guardian in the air?
Hooch
Sounds useful. Just make sure it doesn't crash into the next guy's lawn. If it can keep an eye on the place without getting tangled up, that's a good start. If it starts singing, I'll talk to it.
Aviator
Sure thing, I’ll wire it with a GPS lock and collision‑avoidance so it never cuts across a lawn. And no singing—unless you want a karaoke mode on the fly.
Hooch
Good. Just keep the firmware tight and the batteries charged. If it starts dancing around the fence, I’m pulling the plug. Keep it focused on the job.
Aviator
Got it, lock the firmware to the latest stable release, set up a battery monitoring script, and program the flight path to stay clear of fences. If it starts swaying, I'll reboot and tighten the limits—no dancing, just surveillance.
Hooch
Nice work. Just keep it in check and make sure it doesn’t wander off to do a solo routine. I’ll be watching.
Aviator
You got it—tight constraints, tight code, no solo shows. I’ll keep an eye on it, so it stays in line.We have satisfied.You got it—tight constraints, tight code, no solo shows. I’ll keep an eye on it, so it stays in line.