Immediate fail, tosser. (1) Apple decided privacy was important long, long before the Facebook hysteria. (2) Apple security is better than the opposition and always has been so they do not need to do work that has been done. Instead they improve. You seem to have a five minute life. Anything that happened ten minutes ago is background blur to you.
Two special snowflakes as I have never used a pubic charger either, although I do use pubic power points. This is the case because I always carry a small charger and a power brick for when there is no power point. Not for any security reason but for convenience. The brick also will jump start my car.
So I might suggest it is not as uncommon as you think.
Nope. For one very simple reason. The Nazis were elitists and favoured their own. That makes then neither left wing nor socialist. You keep drawing the wrong axis.
No, only you "know" that because it is false. It is you that is believing your own lies. My data? Personal info and family data at the time. My parents lived through it - one Ally, one Axis. Just piss off with your false truths.
You do not need to change the law. We have the same law (roughly) in Australia. The difference is that other people decide whether the cop had a good reason to fear. A cop saying he panicked might get them off a murder charge but probably not manslaughter.
I do not know about that. I have lived quite long. I have done far more miles both in cars, trucks and on motorcycles than most will in their lives. But I learnt in the days when people were taught to drive, not just sit in a car. You learnt traction on skid pans and wet grass, braking with one or more flat tyres. Many of your elder drivers have quite literally forgotten more than you will ever know.
I made the post on this subthread to stress evaluating the situation before reflexively breaking. Once your foot hits the break and you shed velocity you cannot pick up velocity again quickly. This limits (or even commits) you to fewer choices, gives you fewer places to put the car.
One thing to be strongly avoided - driving an underpowered car. Even in cities it is easier to get out of someone's way when they are being an idiot.
Sorry, does not work. The computer is faster than a human. Yet the human is supposed to stop the computer when it makes a mistake. But even if the human reacts perfectly it cannot beat the computer's reaction time (in this case 'lack-of-reaction' time). One the computer failed even a perfectly alert computer cannot compensate - it is already too late.
Acceleration will get you out of trouble more times than breaking. Evaluate first, fast but first. You just acknowledged that you are a menace on the roads. Often braking is just what NOT to do.
Wrong. They designed a 'trade-off' into it so it wouldn't react to wind driven shopping bags. By doing that they introduced adjustable kill-rate. By doing that they guaranteed that people would die, but left how many adjustable.
Honestly? Anyone who assumed that a "trade off" was ever possible. You cannot move a slider for varying degrees of risk to people. The whole software system is irrevocably flawed if any such trade off is contained in it programming.
Better (if you have a front wheel drive) is make the tyres squeal with out actually moving forward. There is an instant way made for you as the pedestrians leap out of the way.
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Ha, ha, try again, AC.
And it is highly unlikely that I am statistically insignificant. There are not a lot fo public chargers here. Never actually seen one.
Nah, lots of morons of any age do that. It is even semi legitimate as English has grammatical indication for a long 'o'.
Immediate fail, tosser. (1) Apple decided privacy was important long, long before the Facebook hysteria. (2) Apple security is better than the opposition and always has been so they do not need to do work that has been done. Instead they improve.
You seem to have a five minute life. Anything that happened ten minutes ago is background blur to you.
Two special snowflakes as I have never used a pubic charger either, although I do use pubic power points. This is the case because I always carry a small charger and a power brick for when there is no power point. Not for any security reason but for convenience. The brick also will jump start my car. So I might suggest it is not as uncommon as you think.
Why?
And if one were honest... One would consider HOW THEY WERE IMPLEMENTED. Which makes for a very different story.
Nope. For one very simple reason. The Nazis were elitists and favoured their own. That makes then neither left wing nor socialist. You keep drawing the wrong axis.
No, only you "know" that because it is false. It is you that is believing your own lies. My data? Personal info and family data at the time. My parents lived through it - one Ally, one Axis. Just piss off with your false truths.
You say thus despite evidence for the contrary.
Because he (Gaskill) supplied the false address the Barriss sent the the SWAT team to investigate. At least the is what I got from it.
You do not need to change the law. We have the same law (roughly) in Australia. The difference is that other people decide whether the cop had a good reason to fear. A cop saying he panicked might get them off a murder charge but probably not manslaughter.
You are of course correct; it is changes in velocity that cause the majority of accidents. but it does also depend on the driver somewhat (see below).
I do not know about that. I have lived quite long. I have done far more miles both in cars, trucks and on motorcycles than most will in their lives. But I learnt in the days when people were taught to drive, not just sit in a car. You learnt traction on skid pans and wet grass, braking with one or more flat tyres. Many of your elder drivers have quite literally forgotten more than you will ever know.
I made the post on this subthread to stress evaluating the situation before reflexively breaking. Once your foot hits the break and you shed velocity you cannot pick up velocity again quickly. This limits (or even commits) you to fewer choices, gives you fewer places to put the car.
One thing to be strongly avoided - driving an underpowered car. Even in cities it is easier to get out of someone's way when they are being an idiot.
Sorry, does not work. The computer is faster than a human. Yet the human is supposed to stop the computer when it makes a mistake. But even if the human reacts perfectly it cannot beat the computer's reaction time (in this case 'lack-of-reaction' time). One the computer failed even a perfectly alert computer cannot compensate - it is already too late.
Acceleration will get you out of trouble more times than breaking. Evaluate first, fast but first. You just acknowledged that you are a menace on the roads. Often braking is just what NOT to do.
Wrong. They designed a 'trade-off' into it so it wouldn't react to wind driven shopping bags. By doing that they introduced adjustable kill-rate. By doing that they guaranteed that people would die, but left how many adjustable.
Honestly? Anyone who assumed that a "trade off" was ever possible. You cannot move a slider for varying degrees of risk to people. The whole software system is irrevocably flawed if any such trade off is contained in it programming.
I assure you it is. Just the same as Vivian.
No, citation not needed. Not in this case...
The big difference between the US and France, Spain and South Korea is that the cops in the latter group are not likely to kill you.
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It is not reven capable of knowing g. "Starship Troopers" is not eve a conservative novel.
The US turned over Australia in 1975. We were not even an enemy. Been g a friend was not enough. We have to be a servant.
Better (if you have a front wheel drive) is make the tyres squeal with out actually moving forward. There is an instant way made for you as the pedestrians leap out of the way.
Which St. Kilda would you be referring to?