Or the decent ones will leave, and we'll be left with the ones with a little Hitler complex and can't get/keep a job anywhere else. Enjoy.

Yes, certainly, I want the pilot flying the plane I'm in flying half blind because they are wearing glasses that, be definition, MUST restrict visibility. NOT. If you've never seen the goggles that technicians wear when working on high power laser equipment, then you have no knowledge to make statements like you just did. Pilots need unrestricted visibility. Period. Protective gear that would work, especially against lasers of varying wavelengths, would greatly restrict visibility.

Yes, there are documented instances of pilots being blinded, at least temporarily, by lasers--Google is your friend. Usually, the first indication a pilot has that his aircraft is under attack, yes, attack, by a laser is when the beam enters the cockpit.

Do you really want to restrict the visibility that your pilots have by forcing them to constantly wear protective gear? Because that's what's going to happen.

I'm sure they include their subcontractor's facilities, which tend to be energy intensive, in their count.~

Repair it yourself. I fixed an off brand HDTV's power supply awhile back. Repaired, not replaced. Took a few hours, including driving to get some replacement components. The cost of gas was more than the parts. If you repair it yourself, maybe you'll appreciate how long it takes to fix electronic equipment today. Even ignoring the cost of replacement assemblies, a few hours of labor charges and you will have paid for a brand new TV. This issue is not limited to Samsung either.

Yes, the technology is there to buffer video to a hard drive, and to capture several minutes before and after the lights/sirens are activated. And to download video daily to a secure server that would meet evidence standards and would be difficult to circumvent. It's also possible to set up the camera so that it can't be easily 'adjusted' or obstructed by an officer as he exits the vehicle during a stop. But police departments see the dash cams as useful tools only to a point--they don't want any unbiased evidence of potential wrongdoing by one of their own. So dash cams are easy to manipulate; a situation unlikely to change.

Only if Jerry gets his cut.

As George Costanza said, "It's not a lie if you believe it."

Nuke them from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

No, sea salt is "natural" salt, not some artificially created salt that someone dug out of a hole in the ground!~