

By sailing the high seas.
By sailing the high seas.
Yes, but a slightly more self-aware turd than I gave him credit for before.
Removed by mod
But overloaded by design?
10% of 30km/h is 3km/h. So by your metrics if you’re 3km/h over you can get a fine. And if it’s accuracy is so bad, then it might give you a ticket for 31km/h even if it’s threshold is set to 10%
Light 'em up!
If my company wipes my Mac through such a system, but I have it hooked to my own personal Apple cloud account, can I go buy a new Mac and restore it?
There are reports of tickets for 2km/h over. penalties start at 1km/h over.
Whatever - you do you. I’ll stick to the smaller roads away from the cameras. No risk to me then.
St Valentine. He’s pretty old, but he still gets around. The stories of him being executed in the 3rd century are exaggerated.
Yes, but they honestly believe that’s the right thing to do. Or at least they’ve convinced themselves that it’s excusable. They believe they have a right to do things for themselves at the expense of others. That’s why they won’t ever have remorse. It takes more intelligence to empathize with others; they don’t have that. It’s actually kinda sad.
People who wig out and do what they know is evil are very distraught, and often suicidal.
The empire is still strong. Voldemort is a shriveled piece of flesh (unable to die because of his magic). Gilead eventually falls.
I think the reference to ‘shortcut’ explains the first. And accidentally going a few km/h over the limit is too great a risk if one might get a ticket, so that’s why it’s best to avoid the road with the camera even if you’re nominally trying to go at the speed limit. Do I have to spell it out any more?
It’s when they drop more arterial roads to low speeds like 50km/h or even less that taking shortcuts through residential roads becomes more enticing. And doing 55km/h or 60 in 50 zones is pretty normal when there’s no camera. Yes it’s technically speeding, but very common.
He just apologized for saying that Kirk called for the stoning of gays, which wasn’t technically true.
You have ten seconds to pet this cat, or it will attack.
Of course. Counter tariffs cancel out the effect of tariffs and in most cases have much more effect than the tariffs - 100% tariffs on cheap shit from China is still relatively cheap. But any tarif on US made products will kill the business as U.S. stuff is usually already at the cusp of being too expensive. On top of that, the general psychotic governing dissuades business with the U.S. Throw in how population in other countries, especially Canada, have collectively become super pissed at the U.S. and do everything they can to stop buying US products - and the U.S. economy will be fucked for decades if it ever recovers.
Yes, some people hit the gas just after the camera. They also peel off on smaller streets to ‘make up time’. I suspect these are people who are in a hurry / late, or just impatient. People do this on the highway too after clearing radar traps. Or after overtaking someone traveling slowly. I don’t know if the effect is significant. People are weird and side effects can be unexpected. I’m just not sure that we should totally assume cameras that slow down measured speeds actually increases safety.
I haven’t seen data like you mentioned- it seems strange that there wouldn’t be an array of speeders like anywhere else. I think most people’s complaints about these things are that they trigger at too close to the limit - doing 52 in a 50 zone is not unsafe, and can help with the flow of traffic. It probably depends on the area. I can afford a ticket, but I still avoid areas with cameras. With all the traffic calming stuff and cameras, I actually just avoid going out more and order stuff from Amazon instead of supporting my local stores.
You’ve got to learn how to use any tool appropriately, and with how fast it’s improving, it’s hard to figure that out. But it definitely can save time for many coding tasks.