If you cherry-pick just the right hardware that doesn't have terrible, buggy drivers it can run great. This was relatively rare, so your experience is not the norm.
If the LPR company is storing the data long-term, they should be shut down and their CEO convicted for stalking. Stalking is no more legal for a corporation than a private individual following you around and recording your every move.
If you want to take it to the kind of extremes where recording a license plate number is illegal, you might just as well outlaw collection and storage of fingerprints and DNA
I have no problem with scanning license plates - that just augments something a person can do with their own two eyes. It's storage of location data over time that violates privacy.
Outlawing storage of fingerprints and DNA for people who were not prosecuted or convicted is a good idea to me as well. Collecting for a single case is OK and fine. Even if for no other reason than false positives on future cases wasting innocent peoples' time.
Emissions testing is important in dense population areas because air quality can get out of hand pretty fast. In rural or smaller urban areas, keeping old cars on the road longer is a net positive environmentally speaking.
Words have meaning - and the concept describes itself with perfectly understandable dictionary words. And stop misspelling wretcheds. It's not a different word.
It could certainly create the perception of one. But claiming it is one just dilutes the term. It does not actually lead people into the store by offering something at a loss.
I won't buy a smartphone from energizer just to get a better battery life. Why would I buy a phone where the only thing you can say about it is that it's better as a standalone camera? No doubt it's a great camera, but anything that advanced I'd rather just have a real camera with a much bigger lens.
If you consider private to mean between you and the site you wanted to reach, then no. It's not private. If you want to welcome Cloudflare to have access to this data, you can have that - but you can't call it private.
Scratch that, it's a $400 minimum for self-employed people. There's probably no more tax fraud among kids than among adult business owners from what I've seen. People are always wanting to pay me in cash, thinking that I'm somehow not going to keep detailed records and not report income.
Owning an actual business comes with tax an regulatory implications. You have to set up an LLC, pay both sides if FICA, arrange to pay yourself through the business, etc
Sole proprietor here. No, you don't have to set up an LLC to have a business. And a 12 year old earning $300 per week is not going to be mowing all year and very unlikely to hit the $12,000 mark that requires them to file taxes, not even FICA.
Definitely a civil lawsuit, and a stupid one at that. Maximizing short-term profits at the expense of long term continued existence is a "breach of fiduciary duty" as well, but no shareholder wants to see it that way.
That's 19H1. They're too embarrassed about their 03 releases coming out in month 04, and their 09 release coming out in month 11, rolled back and then decided to be ok in the month of....1903, I guess.
So you're saying I should buy a Windows server license and run a domain controller for my home computer and reward Microsoft with loads of cash for this? You are delusional.
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You just aggressively claim it's true and that it proves itself. Otherwise known as a toutology.
Yes, I know that was a bad joke.
If you cherry-pick just the right hardware that doesn't have terrible, buggy drivers it can run great. This was relatively rare, so your experience is not the norm.
If the LPR company is storing the data long-term, they should be shut down and their CEO convicted for stalking. Stalking is no more legal for a corporation than a private individual following you around and recording your every move.
If you want to take it to the kind of extremes where recording a license plate number is illegal, you might just as well outlaw collection and storage of fingerprints and DNA
I have no problem with scanning license plates - that just augments something a person can do with their own two eyes. It's storage of location data over time that violates privacy.
Outlawing storage of fingerprints and DNA for people who were not prosecuted or convicted is a good idea to me as well. Collecting for a single case is OK and fine. Even if for no other reason than false positives on future cases wasting innocent peoples' time.
Emissions testing is important in dense population areas because air quality can get out of hand pretty fast. In rural or smaller urban areas, keeping old cars on the road longer is a net positive environmentally speaking.
If it's declared private information that these companies have acquired, then it's not far off from being declared equivalent to illegal wiretapping.
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Words have meaning - and the concept describes itself with perfectly understandable dictionary words. And stop misspelling wretcheds. It's not a different word.
No, but "loss leader" is a specific textbook term with a specific meaning. Those are the semantics.
No, I'm arguing over semantics and you're treating it like discussion on economics.
It could certainly create the perception of one. But claiming it is one just dilutes the term. It does not actually lead people into the store by offering something at a loss.
Walmart does it too. They are not the cheapest for everything.
If the individual item doesn't net a loss vs costs, then it's not a loss leader.
Australia. Where the toilets flush backwards and cliches are reversed.
Well maybe Amazon is going to let other grocery brands sell directly from their Whole Foods stores on a consignment/commission basis.
Replace Samsung with iPhone and re-read.
I won't buy a smartphone from energizer just to get a better battery life. Why would I buy a phone where the only thing you can say about it is that it's better as a standalone camera? No doubt it's a great camera, but anything that advanced I'd rather just have a real camera with a much bigger lens.
If you consider private to mean between you and the site you wanted to reach, then no. It's not private. If you want to welcome Cloudflare to have access to this data, you can have that - but you can't call it private.
Scratch that, it's a $400 minimum for self-employed people. There's probably no more tax fraud among kids than among adult business owners from what I've seen. People are always wanting to pay me in cash, thinking that I'm somehow not going to keep detailed records and not report income.
Owning an actual business comes with tax an regulatory implications. You have to set up an LLC, pay both sides if FICA, arrange to pay yourself through the business, etc
Sole proprietor here. No, you don't have to set up an LLC to have a business. And a 12 year old earning $300 per week is not going to be mowing all year and very unlikely to hit the $12,000 mark that requires them to file taxes, not even FICA.
They hired the Myspace team to relocate a few servers.
Definitely a civil lawsuit, and a stupid one at that. Maximizing short-term profits at the expense of long term continued existence is a "breach of fiduciary duty" as well, but no shareholder wants to see it that way.
That's 19H1. They're too embarrassed about their 03 releases coming out in month 04, and their 09 release coming out in month 11, rolled back and then decided to be ok in the month of....1903, I guess.
So you're saying I should buy a Windows server license and run a domain controller for my home computer and reward Microsoft with loads of cash for this? You are delusional.
That would be the same problem. Don't install it when it's new.