Sirius006

I’m not saying cyclists do not break the law, they do, like everybody. The points are :

• they are not worst than other users, and are in fact better (see the other studies on that subject, including the one cited above),
• when they do they are not putting the others in excessive danger like motorized vehicles,
• the rules where created without them in mind, so it would actually make sense that they break the law more often to stay safe. Still, they don’t.

Unfortunately all the studies I’ve heard about on this matter are from northern Europe, but I doubt it’s different elsewhere.

Did you read the article? Are there bike infrastructure there? Are they “blasting through the red light” or crossing at the safest time, which does not happen to be when the light is green because of the way the infrastructures are?

I meant : can you disable the internet connection ? Reading the other comments I guess not…

Oh shit. You don’t have the option to disable it?

Side question : is your car connected to the internet ?

You should not worry remembering this one’s name. It will be inhabitable soon anyway.

Then you live with the guilt, which is still better than lying to yourself, but still pretty hard. That is were most of us are.

I can relate : I’m a noob. I often don’t understand the manual, so I look for forum posts that are clearer/ easier to follow/more directly related to my problem and most of the time I find some.

Over the past decade, you can be proud of how you’ve made inclusive principles a standard feature of your cultural products.

Today, you’re facing backlash from the idiots who are panicking, but in Europe many of us are still lagging behind, and the positive effects of your influence on inclusion are still being felt.

Is kagi any good to filter out AI generated slop web pages?

Is this epic furry?