 It's Monday, December 2nd, 2013. I'm Dieter Bohn, and because it's finally December, I can officially do this. This is 90 seconds on the Verge. Turns out, drone strikes might not be so bad, just as long as they come bearing gifts. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has debuted the company's latest delivery system called Amazon Prime Air, which sends drones that can deliver packages to your house in less than half an hour. Unfortunately, Bezos says we're four to five years away from seeing drone deliveries because Amazon has to work out regulations with the FAA, improve battery life, oh, and make sure that Kindle fires don't fall on customers' heads. At long last, Healthcare.gov is working, for the most part. White House officials say the site is now working for about 80% of users, up from 30% just five weeks ago. New documents also detail just how troubled Healthcare.gov originally was. While uptime is now around 95%, it was only 42.9% at the beginning of November. The team will now begin to gradually guide users back to the site in order to meet the deadline to have coverage by January 1st. And finally, after the tragic death of Paul Walker, production on Fast and Furious 7 will be delayed, but not permanently. Sources close to the film say Universal executives and director James Wan met yesterday to discuss how to proceed with the film while being respectful of Walker's death. Although most of the sequel has already been shot, Walker still had several key scenes to film this week. Fast and Furious 7 was originally scheduled to be released on July 11th of next year. No word yet on if that will change. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I put together my Spotify playlist for December. Oh yes, we think we'll be coming home for Christmas.