Yes, at least that is at least on paper a solution. As long as you can't just buy your way out of it more cheaply because the legal system works, that is. I can't speak to their efficacy there, only here, where... Well, you know.
Yes, when it's necessary, not just when someone is scared.
If 30 is what seems safe to him, who are you to argue?
If he's not following the law, then... anyone? Everyone?
Highways do have a minimum speed though. 80kph here.
California's highways have a minimum speed, too. It's "drivers cannot drive so slowly that they block or impede the normal flow of traffic". So if he's going 30, and everyone else wants to go faster, he's breaking the law. Also, California state law requires that if you are on a highway and there are five or more people behind you, YOU MUST PULL OVER AT THE FIRST SAFE OPPORTUNITY TO PERMIT THEM TO PASS. This is an extremely underappreciated and underenforced law. I've seen someone pulled over for it just once, they were operating construction equipment and there were dozens to hundreds of people stuck behind them — I could not see the end of the line, so I only know about dozens.
Windows 8 could at least be mostly unshittified and actually came with some substantial improvements over Windows 7, like the desktop duplication API.
Windows 11 offers zero improvements over Windows 10 and makes things a lot worse in a lot of categories. It's way worse than 8.
Doesn't Google Maps Street View achieve the same, but with a more thorough street coverage?
Kinda. They don't have the same accuracy because of the drive-by nature of the activity. They also skip a lot of roads, they can't leave roads or trails, etc.
Pokémon Go pokestop scans were in sort of in random locations
Nope. They were in apparently random locations that Niantic wanted scanned. They fill in the gaps left by scanning programs like gmaps.
Using the Pokemon data is a pretty interesting repurposing of the data.
It's literally not repurposing. They always intended the game to deliver high resolution imagery coupled with positioning information that could be used for non-game purposes.
And if a police officer "beats the shit out of" someone is that a "serious crime" that qualifies? If it is, why should you broadcast it?
You're asking why a video of a police officer beating someone should be posted? Are you new?
You realize this is Poland right?
Uh yeah, we realize this is Poland, right. Are you new?
You realize this is Poland right?
You're not getting it. This is about price inflation, not monetary inflation. Monetary inflation is only one cause of price inflation, which outstrips monetary inflation significantly. There are lots of other causes, like consolidation reducing competition.
Women do not want children in more numbers than ever because they are not marrying, because they follow each other on instagram and other mass hysteria sites where they promote hedonistic living to each other
GP comment explains the why, you're explaining the what, we already know what the what is. And some of us know what the why is, but not you. Therefore you're stupid and your comment is stupid.
So women as a voting block created the environment of high taxation and subsidization
Just absolute clown shit.
World population is levelling off around 11-12bn, which is sustainable with modern farming methods.
That would only be true if modern farming methods were sustainable. They require the use of fertilizer derived from oil, and use of that synthetic fertilizer destroys soil diversity which is necessary for crop production and in fact just for those crops to be nutritious. Even if the population didn't increase we'd already be cruising towards disaster. Factory farming is outdoor hydroponics in a dirt medium.
You know what a "law" is, right?
A rule that only the poors have to follow.
That's a fantastic non-answer that means nothing. Are you sure you're not a California politician?
World population is levelling off around 11-12bn, which is sustainable with modern farming methods. The main reason it continues to grow is increased lifespan, so there are more generations alive at once.
Smart motorways are where most of the variable limits are, that's why I mentioned them.
The problem is that too often they cry wolf. You get a 20 limit, or even a full stop, on a motorway due to some dire risk ahead. But then it turns out there was nothing, or a car drove the wrong way down a slip road for a few seconds before realizing and turning around.
Many people ignore it, so if you do 20, or stop, you have people zooming past at dangerous speeds and risk being hit. The police can't really prosecute you for ignoring it, because your defence will be that it was unsafe due to everybody else also ignoring it.
Much more common is the random 50 limit for no reason, or they forgot to take the signs away after finishing work, or they left the signs up for months before coming back to finish something off. It undermines the whole system and people who do the route regularly and know there are no cameras ignore the limits. The whole thing needs a re-think.
I think you can self host it. It's something that many orgs want, hence the popularity of Office 365 or whatever Microsoft calls it these days. Makes centralized management and backup easy.
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