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by frumper 3y ago
Good, so use those as an example of how bad it is, not the car moving forward a little and the driver stopping it before anything bad happens.
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by frumper 3y ago
>Stoplights are always red colored circles of LEDs I was just commenting about that.
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by frumper 3y ago
Exactly, and you aren't consenting to that behavior. Knowing it happens is different than giving consent to do it.
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by frumper 3y ago
That's a weird way to say you consent to other drivers being drunk on the road.
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by frumper 3y ago
I can think of 3 distinct styles of red lights in my town alone. One is too glossy and quite difficult for even me to see in certain lights.
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by frumper 3y ago
They also don't consent to dangerous behavior from other drivers. The world is messy and the article is about a trial to judge exactly what you're talking about.
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by frumper 3y ago
Your point boils down to a "what if" though. If it's as dangerous as you make it, then you should be able to show plenty of examples where actual harm is happening. Showcase those.
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by frumper 3y ago
The privately owned car owners that offer a public good without following ADA will get sued. It should even be relatively easy to find the owner through the license plate.
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by frumper 3y ago
Wanting a sell at a certain price doesn’t mean you want to sell at a lower price. The desire to sell is often directly correlated to the price. If someone offered me double for our families house, I’d sell. If they offer me slightly over
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by frumper 3y ago
And that’s the point. If I sell you my used car and find out you paid with stolen funds, I’m not going to get cash clawed back, where I could realistically be out my car and money if someone used a digital payment.
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by frumper 3y ago
I’m confused. You’re under the impression people don’t use stolen cards face to face? The sibling commented about AC service being charged to his stolen card. A credit card is easier to use than a bad check. I’ve never seen anyone take
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by frumper 3y ago
27 cents a day sounds worse to me. You typically can't pay for 1 day, so it's not really true.
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by frumper 3y ago
What a messy world we've built
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by frumper 3y ago
That implies someone can learn what the rules are. Apple is capricious in the enforcement of those overly vague rules.
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by frumper 3y ago
The people I know going around spending cash for large purchases tend to not be people that are struggling. They just prefer using cash. It doesn't get any simpler than using cash.
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by frumper 3y ago
No need for people that understand and trust the systems you used. That doesn't mean everyone understands how to do what you said, but they can count cash just fine.
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by frumper 3y ago
A stolen credit card isn't any different.
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by frumper 3y ago
What about clawbacks? If someone uses a stolen account to pay me, can that bank get the money back after I've sold the goods?
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by frumper 3y ago
Follow up, the EU is pretty much on the same page as US authorities. No convictions needed. https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=1acd50be-5237...
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by frumper 3y ago
> So you need to be convicted by a court and the government needs to be able prove the money was obtained from illegal sources? The way you read laws isn't how the enforcers need to read it. That isn't a US specific issue.
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by frumper 3y ago
Similar laws in the US have readily morphed into we're going to hold it until you prove it's not from illegal sources. Googling it will provide many examples.
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by frumper 3y ago
What do you mean the person I gave my car to for a PayPal payment used a stolen card?!
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by frumper 3y ago
Thanks, that did indeed take me to a sign-up page instead of waitlisting me.
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by frumper 3y ago
The website is waitlisting users.
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by frumper 3y ago
Or raise taxes, pay more for drivers, and lower fares.
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by frumper 3y ago
> The pay is quite good, they just can't sign people up. Quite good does not sound good enough.
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by frumper 3y ago
People have been talking about the need for higher interest rates for a decade. 2020 happened and they dropped them, again. That caused the people saying we needed higher rates to continue to say we need higher rates. The fact they were s
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by frumper 3y ago
Data collection method: journalist seeking out personal anecdotes that match the story they want to tell.
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by frumper 3y ago
Most cars have a window frame and don’t need to worry about lowering the window. There are plenty of other cars that engage the window down on the lever though, so no, it’s not a technical issue. The only issue I can think of if you just
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by frumper 3y ago
Trump both railed against the low rates at the end of the Obama presidency and then railed against raising them when he took office. The idea that it was a sudden event that caused rate hikes is only seen by someone not paying attention to

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