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My solution: put an indicator on the car that it is self driving and give all such cars the right of way in all situation vs other cars

Everyone talks about body cameras and all the problems associated with those like having to allow police to turn them off so that individual's privacy is maintained, etc.

If we instead mandated that police guns had cameras, we wouldn't have that problem. anytime a gun is withdrawn from it's holster it would start recording.

Hey all, I need some Pi day events to go to for 03-14-15.

No matter where you are in the world, nothing captures the sweetness of a sunny afternoon better than ice cream. Today, July 18th, we're serving cold treats on demand alongside 130 Uber cities, in 38 countries, on 6 continents.

THE INSIDE SCOOP

- Ice cream will hit the road in Seattle at 11am today until 5pm - For $25 you get 5 treats and custom Uber swag - To request, choose the Ice Cream option in the app. If a vehicle is available, you'll be enjoying your desserts in minutes - No cash needed — your order will be billed to your Uber account

So here is my thought: Lets take, as an example,a group of people who get Netflix. Those same people use CheapBastardISP. Those customers pay $50 a month for broadband. They use that broadband to connect to Netflix and download movies. The ISP screams that their customers are using too much bandwidth and Netflix needs to pay them more.... this makes no sense. The customer uses the ISP's pipe and Netflix pipe to download the movie. If Netflix can pay for that amount of bandwidth use when customers pay $8, why cant the ISPs handle that amount of bandwidth on $50?

I seriously do not think that Netflix takes up more than 1/6th of the total internet use of all their customers on average.