This is easy to deal with. The GPS speed limiter could be over-ridden at any time but drivers will rarely do so because it will be a condition of your driver's insurance that you stick to the limit. One breach puts you on a warning, two suspends your insurance and parks the car until you can show that you really were driving your pregnant partner (contractions two minutes apart) to hospital. And, by the way, systems like this are being designed and even installed here in Britain right now - by Insurers!
I upgraded everything in the right order, went to the special effort of importing all my Yahoo address book records into Apple Address Book, then tried to sync to my.mac account. Everything went OK (took a long time - 2,500 contacts) until after the sync was apparently complete, then I got an "Assertion failed" error - sync cancelled. This looks like it might be a WebObjects error but that's all I can find out...
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This is easy to deal with. The GPS speed limiter could be over-ridden at any time but drivers will rarely do so because it will be a condition of your driver's insurance that you stick to the limit. One breach puts you on a warning, two suspends your insurance and parks the car until you can show that you really were driving your pregnant partner (contractions two minutes apart) to hospital. And, by the way, systems like this are being designed and even installed here in Britain right now - by Insurers!
I upgraded everything in the right order, went to the special effort of importing all my Yahoo address book records into Apple Address Book, then tried to sync to my .mac account. Everything went OK (took a long time - 2,500 contacts) until after the sync was apparently complete, then I got an "Assertion failed" error - sync cancelled. This looks like it might be a WebObjects error but that's all I can find out...