

Some of them are great. Lidl comes to mind.


Some of them are great. Lidl comes to mind.


They are used, not exclusively except by Tesla, but yeah. Lane keep is legit hard to do without a camera, acc is OK but using a multi sensor system is a lot more reliable.


Well, the cars all have modems and quite a lot of processing. They don’t need to send a lot of data anywhere to check if it has seen familiar faces.
Modern cars are literally cameras with wheels.
I will admit that changing the settings on the safety tech changes nothing in this regard.


So you are sure that no one can access the cameras used for that?


The tax payers of course.


I use Firefox literally 100% of the time and the only website that doesn’t work I made myself (firefox has poor support for live GPS data I learned).


Whats wrong with firefox?


Fines are usually paid to a government whose citizens have suffered. The government can then use the money for the benefit of citizens… Given of course that the government is generally inclined to such a thing.


Do you know what’s up with the OpenSeaMap project? I have been contributing rocks along the coast and the like. Their last posts are from years ago.
I am thinking about implementing a sync system for depth data from open government sources to their map which would make it useful for navigation.


Ah, corporations are people when donating for political causes and when ecxercising free speech, but not when driving a vehicle?


We have this in Finland, some rich people have been fined over 200k for speeding. No particular targeting of rich people noted.


They couldn’t before?
You also need to have a Finnish style progressive fines relative to income, which would also extend to companies.


Perhaps they didn’t wear them, the user thought the glasses were off and not recording.


The moat is also external libraries, documentation, teacher materials and youtubers from India making incredibly specific videos on your exact niche subject.
In Octaves case many of these start to be covered, I did some courses back in Uni fully with Octave, but I couldn’t do all.


Android emulator on your computer?
Hmm, so if I’m understanding you correctly, you are pulling a normally high pin low with the GPIO pin? And by connecting the ground pins you ensure that both grounds are the same? Sorry for the basic questions, I am a beginner.
One of the images showing the PCB wasn’t working for me.
How did you connect the esp board to the momentary switch?
What am I doing wrong, the URL never responds to me?