Comment Re:what could possibly go wrong? (Score 1) 110
Yes $100 million. Because they won't make that same mistake again.
Yes $100 million. Because they won't make that same mistake again.
The bill for this is a rounding error compared to a tacky ballroom or Middle East War 3.0
It’s about 10x your fake figures. Some excellent data https://policeviolencereport.o...
Hats off for everyone at NASA working to keep the probe running. I would love to hear from any of the original designers or programmers to see their thoughts.
Tell the tweakers and junkies that cameras are full of precious metals.
Nothing will happen until a politician is mildly inconvenienced.
Even without Flock, had a cop spotted the car, they would have reacted. And probably in the same way.
Right, this is an indictment of policing in America, not Flock.
But since you clearly cannot trust the police, you double cannot trust them with access to Flock.
You cannot keep the police from getting access to Flock, therefore the only reasonable thing to do to Flock is destroy it.
Yes, this is only* because the police are corrupt, but since they are...
* Yeah, and some other people too, this hyperbole is for the purpose of the discussion in scope
I think we both know that ship has sailed
Neither do any of the cult followers.
Mega corp that tried to make it illegal to install solar panels on your home, in Florida. Where the state motto is The Sunshine State.
My electric company is owned by conglomerates in Australia and Singapore. You think they give a fuck how the infrastructure in the area is doing?
Good thing we hardly are made out of any bacteria.
Wait...
In which subfield is development not happening rapidly?
Won't you want those things to be software upgradable?
Who paid for the tariffs?
We did. It was money that went directly to the government. I.E. a tax.
"'Tis true, 'tis pity, and pity 'tis 'tis true." -- Poloniouius, in Willie the Shake's _Hamlet, Prince of Darkness_