They would have fought it if you could fight it like a normal ticket, but you couldn’t. You could pay or write them a stern letter that would mean nothing. Seattle has those kinds of tickets too. This would have had to have been a trip to the AG or something. I don’t know how they would have fought it without a lawyer.

New cars, Adobe suite, meta suite, and most restaurants.

And what’s a swagger stick?

Edit: Oh now I get your comment.

I think you mean rich people get caught less and/or face consequences less than poor people.

Flock is shit, but apparently not the one who did this. Ig they could be lying?

Flock Safety reached out to us to clarify that our information was wrong. Flock cameras were not involved with the woman driving with her phone story. Alexandra Parade, where the incident took place, is a well traveled coastal highway with systems operated by state revenue programs. We have corrected that and removed any mention of Flock being involved with that story.

That happened to my dad too, he was going “one over the limit.” It’s infuriating because it’s fraud and stealing.

I don’t know what town it is exactly (Kirkland or Kenmore, WA), and they had a speed limit posted as 30mph., but gave my friend a ticket for going over 28 in a 25 zone. They grayed out the speed limit in the photo they sent that was approved by a cop. My friend would’ve had to go and get a picture of the sign to prove what assholes they were. I remember the sign and know for a fact that it said 30. Not enough to fight it, but enough to stay the fuck away from that town.

There is still work to do before it lands in users’ hands. The team says it is optimizing the ink-drying system, refining printhead cleaning cycles, improving paper insertion, and trying to boost print speeds. On the software side, work continues on Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity, as well as dithering algorithms designed to improve image quality.

Here’s the video of it in action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB7iAFXCJQM

I don’t think they’re settlers either.

Does trump know that all of the people he’s basing his administration on didn’t have a happy ending?

I think, yes.

Drinking warm water in the morning might be a nice start to the day. Also, if you’re not consistent with your caffeine, you go through withdrawal symptoms that sound a lot like that.

This is a step, but only a first step and the republicans still fucked with it. Also, is that blackmail or extortion on trump signing in exchange for his “rig the election” bill?

Looks like the universities have been doing this for years and the law in 2021 is trying to make them more transparent about it. I’m so glad journalists are still doing their jobs. This is a win for the public that The Guardian is going after them and that there are laws that we can judge them with.

Several campus police departments created reports after CalMatters’ inquiries, though the law requires the documents to be posted online as long as the equipment is usable. Not all reports or policies contained the details mandated by the 2021 law; in many cases, campuses left out information, including manufacturers’ product descriptions, up-to-date inventories and equipment quantities. The University of California board of regents approved UC Berkeley’s annual report last September, but university police only published their equipment list on 7 April, after four CalMatters inquiries.

According to their own reports, San Jose State University and San Francisco State University own AR-15s even though Cal State’s policy does not authorize this. A Cal State spokesperson, Amy Bentley-Smith, said these AR-15s are standard issue, which would exempt them from the reporting requirement, even though San Jose’s report classifies them as specialized firearms and university police departments determine which equipment is standard issue. San Francisco State’s semi-automatic rifles are standard issue and won’t be listed in the annual report going forward, university spokesperson Robert King said.

But the school budget is “bloated,” how could he give more money to the public school system? Charter schools need that money so we can teach our future about being taken advantage of and being propagandized.

ngl, jealous. I work from home and miss that kind of dynamic.

• Regulate AI- yes they should
• Nationalize and use for propaganda- no they shouldn’t

AI can find anything that’s been used for training and tint or lie about any info given out. It has no ethics. The government controlling it, especially this government, would be fucking scary.

You’ve been fooled by the shadows like I was on the white nationalist assholes on july 4th. Count the fingernails and look at the shadows, her pinky curls under her ring finger. This was his pic that he put out and the person he’s with is denying any involvement with him. I think it’s real.

Undercover journalism and dems looking for the spotlight have a great opportunity here. Just saying.