hellon3wheels

Just like video store rental history, I bet they'll start caring about privacy if/when it begins affecting them personally

I'd rather see it as a standard feature than as a new market.

Uptime of the Beast

Infinite scroll may be illegal in some jurisdictions, and banning users from those areas would also limit usability.

When unsafe conduct of a car is due to an issue with the car's design, the manufacturer can be at fault (e.g. unintended steering/acceleration)

Hoarding can be at least somewhat motivated by frugality: you never know what you'll end up needing someday, and you don't need to spend money on new stuff if you kept an old one around... somewhere...

I've heard stories of people who developed the habit of keeping virtually everything out of living through the Great Depression.

If by frugality you mean something more along the lines of minimalism then I agree

Do you consider Sanders "extreme left?"

That same NH law perhaps more importantly limits ALPR use to law enforcement officers.

You get a downvote button, separate from "flag", once you reach a certain karma level (I forget the number, though)

Good idea, I'll ask Claude to spin that up

The "Google Weather" Android app links to a page that says

>The Google Weather forecast is created from an internal forecasting system that utilizes weather models and observations from global weather agencies.

It also lists the data sources it uses, but is vague about what model(s) it feeds the source data into.

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/13687874