The opposite is true - the average person cannot afford to have a person onsite watching the cameras, so unless they can view them remotely, there's pretty much no point to having them. If they're not exposed to the web, what reason would someone have to install them in the first place?
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The ability to monitor those spaces remotely is pretty valuable, and to back your security footage up onto an off-site device so it can't simply be stolen during a break in or similar.
I think this is more to visualize the size of the ascent on K2, rather than the true size of the mountain.
It's a meme sure, but it's a dismissive meme about an issue that when poorly handled, kills people. That people have a heated reaction isn't entirely unexpected, nor strictly unreasonable.
How do you suppose that glass was made, Watson?
"Europe stands alone" that's a pretty big crowd to be standing alone in...
Lies and deception - one on the right was clearly made in a mold and never had a proper skin in the first place.
Found the horse.
This is widely known and is the reason we have so many (predictably very persecuted) Ride2Vote (ridesharing to the polls) organizations in this country. Very much skeptical of the presentation of their ideas if they consider "access to polls" as somehow an overlooked concept.
Duh? It's also true in the US every year. In fact looking around I can't find a single country where it's not true.
The headline is trying to convey that cars are a bigger real threat to the population than the perception of violent crime would have you believe, but the social interest in addressing car deaths vs. anti-crime measures are wildly out of alignment with the actual harm caused by the respective issues.
More black bars than New Orleans...
Oh fuck off, executive authority in the Reich derived directly from Hitler's decrees. They superseded existing laws and thereby explicitly authorized the holocaust. "As far as you know" is clearly not very far, and I would love for you to stop hiding behind "afaik" as a way to cloak the uncertainty that arises from never having actually engaged with the topic directly.
Why did you even feel the need to contribute here? Was it to spread misinformation to whitewash the nazis directly, or is that just a fun side effect?