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- adjective Capable of being
hijacked .
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Examples
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Kasperky's Namestnikov speaks of the current widely distributed systems of millions of hijackable systems with decentralized control.
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The wand will learn up to 13 commands from your old remote and you can choose which moves control each command, making your remote un-hijackable!
Coolest Gadgets 2009
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Among the non-hijackable plane’s features: computer systems designed to spot [...]
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Among the non-hijackable plane’s features: computer systems designed to spot suspicious passenger behavior, and a collision avoidance system that will correct the plane’s trajectory to prevent it from being steered into a building or mountain, an “electronic nose” to check passengers for traces of explosives at the final ground check before boarding.
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