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tonymet
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8mo ago
I chose reckless driving because it's relatable . The cameras help with all crimes. Many stores are putting them up to discourage shoplifting / armed robbery, for example. Is your objection to convicting criminals or false convic
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8mo ago
AWS' favorite customer
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8mo ago
Consent Prompt Fatigue and overload is a serious problem. To perform the most basic task across my iPhone + watch I need to suffer half a dozen consent & pin prompts. Often at the most sensitive and difficult times: it's raining,
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8mo ago
750 mb and enough iops to make a small vm instance explode at launch. I wish google would use their own tools like golang to produce 50mb installs.
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8mo ago
It’s npm and a 750mb install. Meaning it won’t even install on micro instances. I wish it were rust or go binary
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8mo ago
“Those claims”
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8mo ago
It’s not a shortcut if it’s cheaper , easier and works .
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8mo ago
The setup
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8mo ago
I could see a couple "serious" applications (1) indexing all machines and using pdsh to query across the cluster and (2) remote-syslog to a main machine generating huge logs, use qlog to query the main machine. In both cases qlog
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8mo ago
that is a big part of it. Directly, people don't give the police enough respect, and indirectly, they don't encourage politicians to develop policy to support the police.
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8mo ago
What led to this?
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8mo ago
To what extent? Do you want infinite oversight and little-to-no crimes convicted? What are your expectations on law and order vs criminality? do you believe people naturally police themselves?
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8mo ago
solving crime and convicting criminals has first and n-order effects. For one, a few criminals commit most crimes, so locking people up reduces many crimes. Secondly, convictions are a deterrent.
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8mo ago
plate reading allows police to identify known and unknown suspects. For known suspects (e.g. police have PC, suspect fled), plate reader can help find the suspect without high speed pursuit. For unknown suspect (e.g. citizen report of stre
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8mo ago
plate reading help police track down suspects without pursuit. video recording in general help police collect evidence necessary to convict reckless driving.
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8mo ago
I volunteer for my city & county , and I'm a privacy advocate, so I have an ambivalent opinion on Flock cameras. Given the completely untenable demands on law enforcement, and extreme driver recklessness , the only practical way t
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8mo ago
I love the new reduced resources Era. MS was clever in launching Xbox series S + X and demanding all published games run on the lower spec machine (similar to Xbox One-S specs). Games and Apps have both been suffering from resource glut --
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8mo ago
Poor software quality, especially websites
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8mo ago
Allowing anonymous signatories only weakens the petition. Two important people signing a petition is worth more than 10000 anons. I scrolled through a few pages and 40-60% are anonymous. Even a handful weakens the petition. I wish more peop
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8mo ago
Are rollerbladers marginalized? Cross country skiers ? It’s a hobby. This isn’t a civil rights movement, and it’s insulting to call cyclists “marginalized” like blacks , women and gays were.
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8mo ago
How smug of you.
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8mo ago
Merriam Webster settled it!
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8mo ago
baby steps
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8mo ago
I mean the entire public and private industry . And you’re right this will empower local law enforcement
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8mo ago
Lobbyists for intelligence agencies. It’s part of de-anonymization so you can be punished for speech online. See UK , Germany and Australia
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8mo ago
How will this work with ephemeral VMs? If you spin up a few hundred a day, will each one prompt you for birthday ? And whose birthday ? The CEO?
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8mo ago
It’s a republic .
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8mo ago
You'll never succeed with this attitude.
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8mo ago
If only David Graeber were alive to see that Boards have finally started to appreciate his 2018 Book, Bullshit Jobs.
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8mo ago
this attitude really helps improve cyclists' reputation.
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