Not sure how that helps in evading liability.
Every Tesla driver would need super human reaction speeds to respond in 17 frames, 680ms(I didn't check the recording framerate, but 25fps is the slowest reasonable), less than a second.
@lemm.ee
Not sure how that helps in evading liability.
Every Tesla driver would need super human reaction speeds to respond in 17 frames, 680ms(I didn't check the recording framerate, but 25fps is the slowest reasonable), less than a second.
https://mailfence.com/ Belgian, 1Gb
https://www.gmx.com/ German Restrictions: 50MB attachments. Require an alternate email to sign up.
If scraping is reliable, I'd use the classic python pickle or JSON.dump
For a few thousand I would just use a sqlite dB...
3 tables:
Use SQL joins for sorting etc.
Sqlite is easily converted to other formats if you decide to use more complex solutions.
Thanks, those were the things that were completely normal to me in the 90s in my environment...so I couldn't understand that any of that would wave been horrible to anyone else.
I guess German and Dutch users aren't very different: I've been in (Dutch) IT in several roles for 25 years and have seen "professionals" and govt. employees get completely lost at minor changes in software.
And by 'lost' i mean the complete spectrum of responses: lost, angry, frustrated, passive aggressive and violent.
Bribing is not needed, just nudging users to a workflow that is unique to the monopolies.
thanks for using Leebra!
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