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Readit NewsAre you perhaps projecting a US experience?
In the UK, the head of state is also the head of the state church, and things aren't too bad.
In Germany, the government is currently run by the Christian Democratic Union (and a few allies), and things seem reasonably secular.
I've just learned about the UK internet blocks.
Is it true that torrent sites are blocked for adults and consensual BDSM like spanking is considered illegal pornography?
I can't really believe it till I hear it from a person.
I had no idea. This completely changes my view of the UK and the world suddenly seems much darker.
It's so ironic that you think they are falsely putting right-wing people on the list when historically it has been leftists to receive such treatment.
Nothing illegal about it, Spotify has a well documented API and supports third party clients
So does this version not have advertisements or something?
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That's a clear violation of the CFAA. This crime carries prison time. How come they threw teenagers in prison but not the people responsible for doing it en mass?
Wait, so using a program like wireshark to scan a network is illegal in and of itself??
I thought you had to use the information nefariously for there to be a crime.
How can receiving broadcasts be illegal?
I wonder if some sort of standard display showing what the vehicle "sees" and is predicted to do will be regulated. For example, if the display shows the vehicle doesn't understand a firetruck parked half way in the lane or the tight curve on the freeway, at least the driver can validate on the display and have some time to react.
I would strongly prefer a car with such features.
I think we need to add a new level 2 assisted driving skills section to driving tests. Level 2 can be safer but it really requires understanding how level 2 works and limitations. For example, when I use level 2 (mine is Honda but applies to other level 2 as well since they mostly share the same vendor), these are the rules I follow:
- Car switching in/out of my lane, I manually take over
- Tight curve in the freeway, manually take over
- Very frequently check the dashboard indicator that shows if the sensors "sees" the car front or not
- Anything unusual like construction, cones, car on shoulder, manually take over
- Anything that looks difficult like weird merging lanes, manually take over
- Any bad weather or condition like sun directly in front, manual drive
- Frequently adjusting max speed setting on ACC. It's safer to not be too much above the prevailing speeds. Otherwise, if ACC suddenly becomes blind, it can accelerate dangerously as it tries to reach max set speed.
- I don't trust lane keep much, it's mostly a backup for my own steering and making my arms less tired turning the wheel
The key thing is to recognize just how dumb this technology is. It's not smart, it's not AI. It's just a bit above the old cruise control. With that mindset it can be used safely.
I think it's early to be adding stuff like that to government mandated driving tests when these cars are only theoretically available to the ever dwindling middle class and above. Unless my circumstances change there's no chance I'll be in one for at least 10-15 years.
I wonder, how does the autopilot safety record compare to driving in similar conditions to those which AP is typically used (open highway, good weather).
I live in a hundred-year-old apartment building that is not the best maintained. I have no idea about the condition of the pipes and I don’t know where my water is coming from. I can get a filter, but I feel like it’s similar to running my own email server. Sure, I could do it, but I’d rather put the burden of filtering (and quality control in general) on a 3rd party.
Hence I buy bottled water.
Really old pipes will be carrying your water in a calcified layer
If you can provide for your family by JUST repairing light bulbs, you are probably REALLY good at it.