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xanderstrike
13y ago
Honestly, leaving the scene should instantly turn any accident into a crime. I'm sorry that you panicked, but you need to pull over and take responsibility. I understand that accidents happen, but choosing to leave someone bleeding on
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xanderstrike
13y ago
That's my point though, the US travel system didn't just become structured this way arbitrarily, it was a conscious decision to design our infrastructure in a way that was hostile to anything other than cars (pedestrians, bicycles
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xanderstrike
13y ago
Someone struck him with a car and killed him. I think leaving the scene after killing someone with a vehicle should satisfy any any standard of negligence.
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xanderstrike
13y ago
The bicycle could have been, and is in many cities (see Copenhagen or Amsterdam). The decision to include the automobile as "a staple of growth in modern society" is the reason it isn't a drop in fit. We designed our cities a
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xanderstrike
13y ago
Is it just me (Linux Mint 14) or does a lot of this just not work? Dropdowns don't drop and they stay on the screen after `clear` or input scroll, right click is broken, scrolling doesn't always stick to the bottom, you can't
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xanderstrike
13y ago
Well that 80% drop in traffic is going to ensure that it doesn't pay any more. They've probably spent millions on infrastructure that will no longer be generating revenue, I imagine they'll see losses while they adjust.
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13y ago
Especially since the Ouya, while certainly open to development as much as any other Android device, isn't any easier to develop for. Making an Ouya game is just as difficult as making a game for any other platform. From my perspectiv
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13y ago
The article says he spent six months doing it a few times a week. I think that qualifies as a habitual repeat offender.
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13y ago
> Over the course of the next six months Olson visited the Bank of America branch a few days per week, leaving behind scribbled slogans such as "Stop big banks" and "Stop Bank Blight.com." I was feeling for the guy un