I walk as much as I drive. The people I see crossing the street while staring at their phone and/or wearing headphones is wild. As are the Leo who stand as close to the edge of the sidewalk as possible waiting for the light of to change, but you can't do much there.
You also get people crossing when the hand is up, which should also be a ticketable offense.
Not a garbage city, a city with equal responsibility and accountability.
If we're going to push for lower speed limits then I want to see adequate crosswalks, and vehicles and pedestrians being equally fined for infractions.
Neither activity is difficult business, yet we have a staggering amount of people driving who shouldn't be, and pedestrians who are gonna end up in the hospital due to their own stupidity.
When 80 zones go down to 70 and 60 zones fuck that shit. New houses got built, the limit was 80 if people don't like living near an 80kmh road, don't buy that house... It was bad enough being forced to do 60-70 because people took ages to get up to the limit when it was 80. Now we're doing 50-60 because the same people struggle to get up to speed once again.
How about everywhere that isn't a side street just becomes an 80 zone and we start aggressively ticketing distracted drivers, distracted pedestrians, and people who can't handle things like driving in the correct lane, and people who can't properly use a turn indicator? You know, the actual problems...
Or, fix the speed limit problem? If a lot of people are doing a certain limit through an area, clearly the limit is the problem... Cities keep lowering speed limits everywhere when traffic seems to struggle to reach limits in the first place. Not sure what exactly they're expecting to have happen.
I would ask what their safeguards are to this data being illegally obtained, and what is in place to insure that the data is safely stored and transmitted.
The stupidity with phones gets even worse when you consider the hardware in them and how little of it people really use... Androids are literally pocket-sized laptops.
Install Tasker and you've got a pretty serious workhorse.
Install Termux and it's next level. Especially if you use proot to install a full Linux environment.
Not mine - tax cuts means more hurting of services that we rely on. I'm all for tax hikes at the top and more brackets added at the top. Get some finding back into the things that have been so horribly choked out.
All three of my bottom buttons were cooked on the update. Rebooting didn't fix. I went into safe mode, buttons worked fine. Rebooted back to normal mode and they still work fine. No idea what that's as about...
I'd suggest starting with that - boot into safe mode and see if it looks any better, then reboot back to normal mode and see if it sticks.
I don't even think they care about image. That was early-game for them. Now they've scooped so much data on people that they could probably close Facebook and still manage to track people based on metadata and shadow profiles.
I walk as much as I drive. The people I see crossing the street while staring at their phone and/or wearing headphones is wild. As are the Leo who stand as close to the edge of the sidewalk as possible waiting for the light of to change, but you can't do much there.
You also get people crossing when the hand is up, which should also be a ticketable offense.
Not a garbage city, a city with equal responsibility and accountability.
If we're going to push for lower speed limits then I want to see adequate crosswalks, and vehicles and pedestrians being equally fined for infractions.
Neither activity is difficult business, yet we have a staggering amount of people driving who shouldn't be, and pedestrians who are gonna end up in the hospital due to their own stupidity.