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The Internet Marked Flock Safety CEO’s Home As A Public Toilet Online (www.gadgetreview.com)
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[+] -20 points 2 days ago* (4 children)

Be careful with extreme language. There are reasonable uses for ALPR. They’re used to read dot and hazmat markings (placards) on trucks for example. This keeps you safe as well as gets products to destinations more efficiently and quickly.

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  • [–] 10 points 2 days ago (3 children)

    nope. not reasonable. we have dot plac readability for decades with our eyes. you’re attempting to say “alpr notices a hazmat with a 1 dot placard where explosives(1.x) are not allowed and the cops and deep get dispatched”?

    that’s been a thing for years. by cops manually patrol monitoring and doing their jobs.

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  • [+] -14 points 2 days ago (2 children)

    Ahhh. The left version of the radical right.

    Whatever dude.

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  • [–] 7 points 2 days ago (1 child)

    i mean .. i only speak as a person who responds to these incidends and am aware of how the current system works and where it fails.

    giving up my freedoms so a corporation can profit does not seem like a healthy way to go about fixing a problem that’s not really a problem. (your hazmat example)

    why are you simping for corporations?

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  • [+] -8 points 2 days ago

    It's not simping for corporations when you understand that some automation is very helpful both in efficiencies as well as safety. We're not getting away from diesel anytime soon, no matter what Lemmy believes. So, why wasted it having them idle in a huge line while someone manually does something that can otherwise be done in a fraction of a second? Seriously, don't be so damned naive.

    Everything you do and everywhere you go, you're leaving data where, if someone wanted to, they could gather all that up and profile you. You would have to go back to the stone ages for this not to be the case. Technology isn't the issue. Automation isn't the issue. The issue is humans. You tackle this issue by holding them responsible when they do bad things with good technology.

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