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Wow. Seriously, can't Google add to the route planning costs or gradient vectors to point people away from battlefronts unless explicitly requested to allow it,
by mynameisnoone 3y ago
Wow. Seriously, can't Google add to the route planning costs or gradient vectors to point people away from battlefronts unless explicitly requested to allow it, i.e., legitimate nav uses like ambulances and fire trucks? "No, fucking stupid Google Maps, I don't want to visit any Russian tanks, landmines, or rapist prison conscripts."
EDIT: Are you a medic or war correspondent by chance?
- kstenerud 3y agoI was just delivering an off-road vehicle. It's a real beauty, too. A souped up '97 Cherokee with heavy duty tires and a monster winch that I bought in Poland, perfect for nasty evacs :) Noisy as hell on asphalt, though. BTW anyone who has the means to buy or send offroad vehicles to Ukraine, please do! They really need them!
- mynameisnoone 3y agoOuch. The base vehicle of that year wasn't very good, so I hope they changed the engine to a Subaru or something reliable. My grandfather was a Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep dealer mechanic. Also, you just described every other vehicle in Texas: jacked up, souped-up, with mud tires, and glasspacks. In a war zone, low-observable, quiet, and high performance are better ideas. Also, I'm hoping for quick COTUS 2024 aid package to UA. Slava Ukraini! PS: What the heck is a Canadian SWE doing delivering vehicles in UA? Must be really, really good $$$. ;@]