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> Maybe that crime tape needs some rfid tags in it or something. Or maybe, tech companies shouldn’t be testing tech incapable of following laws on public roads
by misnome 3y ago
> Maybe that crime tape needs some rfid tags in it or something.
Or maybe, tech companies shouldn’t be testing tech incapable of following laws on public roads.
- mattpallissard 3y ago> The solutions are mostly simple. It's only waiting for regulation/integration. Oh for fucks sake, the solution is already as simple as it can get; don't cross a police line. This is already a solved problem.
- FooBarBizBazz 3y ago> the solution is already as simple as it can get; don't cross a police line. "Why the fuck can't Linux just find all the pictures I have of my dog? Who the fuck doesn't know what a dog is? Are these programmers morons?" Later: "Just send an email every Wednesday at 3pm. How fucking hard can it be?" (Wikipedia: "Leap seconds are irregularly spaced because the Earth's rotation speed changes irregularly. Indeed, the Earth's rotation is quite unpredictable in the long term, which explains why leap seconds are announced only six months in advance. [...] Other contributing factors are the movement of the Earth's crust relative to its core, changes in mantle convection, and any other events or processes that cause a significant redistribution of mass. [...] For example, glacial rebound shortens the solar day by 0.6 ms/century and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake is thought to have shortened it by 2.68 microseconds.") "I don't care, Hennimore, just do the fucking Wednesday thing. And make Linux get my photos of Cupcake."