Absolutely, but there are a few problems with this. First, I live in the US. Americans do NOT know how to negotiate a roundabout. There is a roundabout near my house. The instructions of how to use it are posted on signs as you approach. They are wrong. They actually have inside lanes exiting across the outside lanes that can continue around. So not only is it wrong but it’s teaching the locals here what NOT to do at a normal roundabout.

Second, they don’t fit at existing intersections.

Third, I think they would be more expensive than just a piece of tech attached to traffic lights that already exist.

I mean the best solution would be some good public transportation, but I’m trying to be more realistic here. That’s for more civilized nations. In the US the car rules. And the bigger, the better.

Timing traffic lights. They could look down the road and see when nothing is coming, to let the other direction go, like a traffic cop. It would save time and gas.

It’s not just, you know, Halloween?

Yes but it’s very few.

Hmmm, I don’t get this. Usually if you’re in a flood area the mortgage company requires flood insurance. If you don’t get it, they get it for you and send you the bill.

But as most are saying, it’s a scam. They will tell you you have flood insurance without mentioning that there are three different kinds of flood damage. Rising water is the one most of us think of, but there is flood damage cause by plumbing issues and finally wind driven water. To a home owner, it’s water damage. To an insurance company it’s an opportunity to either charge you three times or deny your claim.

It’s great!

I’m sure they’ll stop this practice post haste.

Noice!

Thank you very much kind sir or madame or whatever you identify as. Very helpful.

Not sure which ones are AAA slop. I play online every Monday with a friend in the UK. Here are some of the games we’ve played:

Grim Dawn

Diablo 4,

Borderlands,

Borderlands 2,

Borderlands 3,

Borderlands the presequel,

Tiny Tina’s Wonderland,

and currently we’re playing Aliens Elite something.

But I have played other games with a different group of friends online.

Man, the formatting sucks. There was a carriage return after every game.

Not sure which ones are AAA slop. I play online every Monday with a friend in the UK. Here are some of the games we’ve played:

Grim Dawn, Diablo 4, Borderlands, Borderlands 2, Borderlands 3, Borderlands the presequel, Tiny Tina’s Wonderland, and currently we’re playing Aliens Elite something.

But I have played other games with a different group of friends online.

Man, the formatting sucks. There was a carriage return after every game. Why is it there for the paragraphs and gone for the lists?

Wasn’t it George W. Bush that said, “… it’s just a god damn piece of paper?”

Excellent, I needed more space for cookies, malware and games that suddenly require 500GB of free space. I’ll have that thing full in no time.

I can see that. But no.

Like I said, not sure how it works with software. Was only involved with that once and it worked pretty much the same as hardware.

All I said was that it was not the normal way. I’m not paying judgement either way.

Well I can’t say how it works with software since my experience is only with hardware, but that’s not the way the government usually receives a product.

Usually the government puts out a Request for Proposal (RFP). Companies will respond with a proposal and the government chooses one. The product is developed and ultimately delivered to the government for it to use as it sees fit. If new technology is created during the development, the company providing the product can usually patent that technology.

It’s possible other models for this exist, but I’m not aware of any product the defense contractor I worked for ever telling the government how or where to use a product. On the other hand, I’m not aware of the government ever wanting to expose that knowledge either. Usually it’s the other way around. So it would be a non-issue.

But to me it makes no sense that the RESULTS of the model can’t be shared. The real important stuff is HOW the model works. I admit I did not read the article, only the piece at the bottom. Please disregard if this is based on false information.

OMG! Nailed it dude!

I love that they are already claiming fraud before the election has even started. Ummm, yeah, it’s you that are committing the fraud.

I’m sorry this happened but if it makes you feel better, I’d totally love to come over there and chow down on all of that stuff.

No I meant intel, not Intel. Like 411. It was just coincidental.

I don’t know what TSMC is. Figured it was a company.