Add this tech to cell phones! Almost all cyclist have a phone on them. It'll also help the pedestrian problem... and you can make an app for it so that I can walk and stare at my phone and know when I'm going to bump into a person/car/bike/onewheeler/hoverboard...

This article is pretty much this song (A Perfect Circle - Disillusioned): https://youtu.be/BIsH686xWl0

Now it need OCR to read "This side up" and keep that side up - unlike most human package handlers who read it and flip the damn thing.

I agree here. I lost my father when I was 21 in a car accident - my whole family (mother and 2 sisters) were in the car and he was the only one injured.

Spend time with your wife. Let your children experience her as the naturally do. Drop the camera and live the moment. Take pictures when you would if you didn't have the knowledge. The reality of the recording media can sometimes dilute the memory. I'm sure some of the memories of my father did not happen the way I remember - but they are my memories and I look back at them fondly when I think of my father. I'd rather remember the memories fondly rather than potentially have a "digital archive" show me that it really didn't happen the way my memories recorded them (or potentially having my current view of life polluting the memory.)

We as human beings have survived many many hundreds of years without digital archives. We remember or ancestors. You don't want to look back and think - "I should have been on the other side of that camera."

They'd be easy to spot: just look for shiny hard drives (wiped) with the numbers 1010 written (hopefully using a sharpie) all over it!

I remember my first job as a sysadmin, spending days trying to get Mosaic to compile on my schools DecStation 5000. When it finally built and ran, it was a proud achievement of mine to show off to all my geek buddies!

Sitting on a fractional T-1 thinking I was the Sh!t!