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Personally, once all the stories of Amazon sharing clips to law enforcement without permission sealed the deal that I will never have that poo poo in my life
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holtemon posted:No judgement or anything, just curious that's all. I know I don't wanna watch myself laying on the couch being a bum all day lol The idea isn't that you watch yourself, it's that if your house gets broken into or something explodes you'll have video of what actually happened. You only pull video when something happens. Otherwise it's like it's not even there. Unless one occupant decides the other is cheating on them.
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You see this a lot when you're trying to rescue Cats from dangerous situations. Sometimes they don't know you're just trying to help!
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zedprime posted:Cloud based cameras are fine. You just need to accept someone is going to be watching you jerk off. Quite natural when you think about it. I'd rather do that on one of the cam sites
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I had a camera set up in my living room but that was to watch the cats while we traveled because last time one of them hid from the house sitter and it was freaking her out a bit after she hadn’t seen it for like three days. Then we got home and I just kinda forgot about it. But: my cameras record to local network storage, not some shady cloud service that will hand it over to the cops or whatever just for funsies.
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This is a short article that is absolutely worth the read, holy balls. I'm sure the company suffered no consequences.
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sigher posted:Didn't someone sue the military because he found out his mom's body was blown up? I think they sued the "medical testing centre" that sold the body against the wishes of the family, but the centre was also incredibly shady and likely run by a serial killer because when it was raided they found "buckets of heads" and "frozen male genetalia removed and sewn together". So im unsure of their legitimacy.
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I think there were/are a few lawsuits out there. Donating your body to science became the in thing to do for people who don't care about final remains or were otherwise aiming for bargain cremation. Everybody thought they were donating to the Body Farm or some other socially productive science institute but all the hot topic researchers had tested every permutation they could with their current grant money. For a while the only people really buying bodies were weapons trauma testers and I think a company or two tried breaking into crash test dummies with donated bodies and your body broker you arranged your will with didn't really want to go any further than confirming your body was being donated to 'science' even though the current body buyers were for profit industry researchers and not public research.
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Yeah I also have a couple security cameras but they're specifically pointed at the entrances and don't capture anyone sitting on the couch or at my desk or anything like that. I also got one that can be remote controlled to pan around the room in my kitchen. It's pointed to a corner 99% of the time but I can swing it around to make sure the oven/stove are off and the fridge is closed
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Scholtz posted:Yeah I also have a couple security cameras but they're specifically pointed at the entrances and don't capture anyone sitting on the couch or at my desk or anything like that. Yup. We have a bunch of Nest cameras and they are only outside pointed towards entrances and other places I might want to record. Never going to point an IoT camera inside our home.
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Voyager I posted:This is a short article that is absolutely worth the read, holy balls. It's part of one of the big Chinese manufacturing corps. So, no. e: Personally I do have two Alexa devices with a camera (echo spots) but reading about how it works I somewhat trust it. Private Speech fucked around with this message at 19:00 on Jan 31, 2023 |
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Blue Footed Booby posted:The idea isn't that you watch yourself, it's that if your house gets broken into or something explodes you'll have video of what actually happened. You only pull video when something happens. Otherwise it's like it's not even there.  I lived in a particularly lovely block in a sketchy neighborhood, and I would leave my dog at home sometime for hours, so I wanted something that I could check on the house.  strangers watching me crank it was just a bonus  Scholtz posted:Yeah I also have a couple security cameras but they're specifically pointed at the entrances and don't capture anyone sitting on the couch or at my desk or anything like that. The singular internal camera I had pointed towards the living room door and wasn't PTZ. Nobody was seeing anything unless I answered the front door naked, as I am wont to do.
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holtemon posted:Not to derail but lol we were asking this same question IRL the other day. I mean I get outside surveillance and ring cams and whatever, but why have a camera in your house on all the time? how else do you expect to catch leprechauns, spriggans, sprites, gremlins and kobolds?
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Buce posted:how else do you expect to catch leprechauns, spriggans, sprites, gremlins and kobolds? By setting up bear traps in your living areas, like the rest of us do when we leave home.
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Private Speech posted:e: Personally I do have two Alexa devices with a camera (echo spots) but reading about how it works I somewhat trust it.  https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rpd2s4leZ81r0uzl6_720.mp4 https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rpd2lbejc21r0uzl6.mp4 ekuNNN fucked around with this message at 20:17 on Jan 31, 2023 |
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zedprime posted:I think there were/are a few lawsuits out there. Donating your body to science became the in thing to do for people who don't care about final remains or were otherwise aiming for bargain cremation. Reuters has a series on the body trade and it's a real hosed up read; worth the time if you want to know what can really happen if you are donating your body to "science": https://www.reuters.com/investigates/section/usa-bodies/
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I agree, OP, they should rate all cars for moose strikes
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What are you doing, Klaus?! You don't even work here!
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The F150 is a truck. Why the gently caress would the cab be sitting that low for?
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Vakal posted:The F150 is a truck. Why the gently caress would the cab be sitting that low for? Marketing
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Vakal posted:The F150 is a truck. Why the gently caress would the cab be sitting that low for? To simulate the 11'8" bridge the F150 will run into when jacked up on huge tires.
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Vakal posted:The F150 is a truck. Why the gently caress would the cab be sitting that low for? The F150 only has half an inch more ground clearance than the XC90
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I'm sure with enough testing I could figure out the collision angle on the XC90 to activate the One Weird Trick to Decapitate Driver.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm sure with enough testing I could figure out the collision angle on the XC90 to activate the One Weird Trick to Decapitate Driver. Not to downtalk a truck. It's kind of working as expected that big dumb body on frame designs like an F150 get regulation lenience from assuming they are the big immovable unbendable object pushing everything else out of the way in any kinetic exchange but also market forces not really driving safety into the requirements of the designer.
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zedprime posted:Sort of but you might be searching for a while because modern unibodies are fantastic at scrunching, bouncing, and otherwise directing energy places beside inside the frame. This is why the 10,000lb CYBERTRUCK is the superior vehicle.
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A bit late to the murderstair chat, but...Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Where are these crazy stair houses? Doesn’t residential construction mandate handrails? I know it does for multifamily rental but I wasn’t sure if private homeowners had more agency into how deadly their house was. Japan, mostly. Japanese houses depreciate like cars and are usually torn down after 30–40 years of weather, earthquakes and general wear and tear. Since nobody else is going to be living in your house, you can go hog wild with the design as long as it isn't a fire hazard.
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zedprime posted:Sort of but you might be searching for a while because modern unibodies are fantastic at scrunching, bouncing, and otherwise directing energy places beside inside the frame. all that matters is that the owner feels invincible, doesn't matter if inertia will immediately obliterate them the moment that poo poo goes sidways memento mori monstertruck
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Zil posted:Frost heaving or land sub? Reverse sinkhole.
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I heard or read somewhere that since the XC90 was introduced in the UK, its had literally zero fatal passenger crashes. Zero. This sort of crash is also relatively uncommon, because that pole would need to be approximately bridge height to hit the cab of the average F-150  EDIT https://www.carthrottle.com/post/british-volvo-xc90s-have-seen-zero-crash-fatalities-in-16-years/  thats about as OSHA as it gets DOUBLE EDIT That article is from 2016 but the record seems to stand? 
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It's like none of you have even seen Final Destination.
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Vampire Panties posted:I heard or read somewhere that since the XC90 was introduced in the UK, its had literally zero fatal passenger crashes. Zero. This sort of crash is also relatively uncommon, because that pole would need to be approximately bridge height to hit the cab of the average F-150 That's because it's loving huge and just crushes everything around it. It is the epitome of "I bought the biggest car I could to feel safe, gently caress everyone else around me *crushes three other cars while reversing out of the school car park*"
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https://i.imgur.com/CiTFn9j.mp4 Imagine your entire job being demonstrating deadly traps to tourists.
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Kith posted:https://i.imgur.com/CiTFn9j.mp4 I spent three summers listening to a carousel so much that I once willing spent an 8 hour shift on the Scooby Doo dark ride walking on a turn table because A) it was air conditioned, and B) There was no loving carousel music. I probably would have been OK with the Trap Demo gig, too.
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Drone_Fragger posted:I think they sued the "medical testing centre" that sold the body against the wishes of the family, but the centre was also incredibly shady and likely run by a serial killer because when it was raided they found "buckets of heads" and "frozen male genetalia removed and sewn together". So im unsure of their legitimacy. All I'm saying is when I die I'm completely on board with my dick being sewn to my forehead and getting blown up or shredded in the name of science. Let's fuckin' go.
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wheatpuppy posted:It's like none of you have even seen Final Destination. I've seen a bmw that had a semi truck's drive shaft go through the windshield between the front seats and through the rear seat. Driver unscathed but obviously shaken.
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