A good speeding camera will only take imagery when the radar/lidar detects a speeding incident, which makes it different from an ALPR that takes pictures constantly and can be used to track folks who aren't actively breaking the law for the sake of tracking them. That being said, there is a bit of a "trust me, bro" aspect to that part of the system design, so I do get the distrust

They've been caught before, which would make getting caught a second time even more embarrassing

Don't worry, you can also judge them as the town that snitched on Luigi, if that makes you feel better

Is this data in the room with us?

Let he who hasn't partied with Jeffrey Epstein throw the first stone

My most urgent issue is human rights. Ipso facto trans rights. If you think you can Munich Conference your way into "helping" fight the modern Nazis, you are the one who should reassess the value you are adding

People are saying that the Tusken Raiders have lightsabers and probably killed their own women and children

One of those women, Adorno said, is "paralyzed and using a wheelchair."

Reminder that ICE's excuse for their behavior is that they are keeping the "dangerous criminals" off our streets by, apparently, replacing women in wheelchairs with armed thugs who are whisked out of state to avoid legal consequences if they murder you in broad daylight

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It's not just a game-changing technology — it's a productivity revolution disguised as innovation

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It's hard to call the design intent a risk

It was in his recent interview with Pod Save America

Well, yes but that is also true for a number of car-dependent food deserts in the US. Culdesac has transit access to other neighborhoods, so losing internal grocery distribution would be akin to one of those communities losing their only grocery store and having to travel 30+ minutes by car to the next one. For example, culdesac is a 16 minute streetcar ride from a trader joe's near ASU/downtown Tempe. There are towns of comparable population to culdesac that also have 1-2 grocery stores and would require driving longer than that to reach the next one if that retailer went out of business

Trusting trillion dollar companies because they are within your jurisdiction is how the US became the US. A trillion dollar company cannot be legally controlled because it will buy out any controls you attempt to place on it. The only solution is to break the company up into entities of a size that is capable of existing within the law without becoming the law

After 16 times specifically in a school zone in a 12 month period? Surely this is so watered down it affects nobod-

Streetsblog reported that Staten Island cop James Giovansanti notched 547 speed-camera and red-light violations since 2022

Insanity

Looks kind of like one of the slices of meat that comes in the Aldi brand Gyro sandwich kit, but less appealing

Me 5 years ago: the mad max aesthetic is cool and all, but the relentless need for practicality in war equipment would prevent any group from evolving all these extraneous metal cages and spikes onto everything they use, so it's a tad unrealistic

Reality:

Wow, the Vikings really lost their touch after going Christian, huh?

He used tariffs, so he can't go too low on this list. Don't worry about the correlation between tariffs and the great depression citizen, big brother does the thinking for you so you can focus on sports and your two minutes hate