

Lower speeds reduce road danger
Are extra casualties and reduced freedom for people who aren’t driving worth the few minutes saved for a minority of people?
Lower speeds reduce road danger
Are extra casualties and reduced freedom for people who aren’t driving worth the few minutes saved for a minority of people?
And I thought I was the only person who had this problem! I have large hands, so lots of water splashes in my fave when using of these (•_•)
A former colleague at a place where I used to work added my personal MS account to a Teams community inside the organization. It split my Teams account in two, prompting me to choose which one I wanted to use every time I opened Teams.
One side was associated with the organisation, the other was still my personal account. My personal account became inaccessible and attempting to login would result in a referral loop and an error. The MS advice for the error code was to get the system admin to remove my account from the organisation, which wasn’t possible because I don’t work there anymore.
But its mechanism requires a deep understanding of your target and makes you empathetic to their needs and desires. Ultimately, you are just really good at reading people and empowering them to stand up for themselves.
since ads are always repeat
For now. Netflix announced generative AI ads for 2026
It looks like it’s a signalized crossing now. Depending on the timing settings of the traffic lights and the speed limit this can be better for people walking. Particularly when it has a sensor to see when everyone is done crossing.
Zebra crossings can be very challenging for disabled people, like visual impairments and mobility issues. These groups can feel very vulnerable using such a crossing because there is no auditory confirmation.
There might be better solutions though if the speed limit is lowered.
This doesnt just affect teslas. This affects any car that uses AI assistance for driving.
Except for, you know… cars that don’t solely rely on optical input and have LiDAR for example
As for EV usage, only 80-90% of particulate matter pollution comes from the exhaust of cars. So EVs don’t solve the issue. https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/non-exhaust-particulate-emissions-from-road-transport_4a4dc6ca-en.html