2003-06-03 22:39:53.398821+02 by petronius 0 comments
Courtesy of the Guardian: A New Zealand hobbyist is building a cruise missle in his garage, using components he is buying on the Web. He hopes to show how easy it is for a terrorist to do the same, and to prove it he will publish full details on his website! The local authorities are aware of his work, but state that they don't recommend people try it themselves.
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