Text 13392, 94 rader
Skriven 2010-12-21 12:56:48 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
  Kommentar till text 13387 av Robert Bashe (2:2448/44)
Ärende: DHS seizes somain names
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21 Dec 10 08:43, Robert Bashe wrote to Roy Witt:

 RB> Roy Witt wrote to Robert Bashe on Monday December 20 2010 at 13:43:

 RW>>>>>> Euros get their picture taken for running red lights.

 RB>>>>> As do you,

 RW>>>> Wrong!

 RB>>> As so often, you're either uninformed or simply denying what
 RB>>> everyone else knows.

 RB> And as we see, you're both in this case.

Talking to yourself is a manifestation of latent homosexuality. I wasn't
sure about that, but it's obvious now.

 RB>>>>> if you run one with a camera on it.

 RW>>>> There aren't any here.

 RB>>> Bullshit. If you have a navigation device, it will warn you about
 RB>>> such things.

 RW>> I have two Tom-Tom's...neither of them have ever warned me of any
 RW>> 'red-light' cameras, in Texas or any of the states I've visited
 RW>> since I left California. And, they're quite capable of it.

 RB> IF they have the proper data in the navigator

You mean they have 'traffic alert' programming.

 RB>  and IF it's set to react and IF there's a camera to show.

Ahh, yes IF there's a camera to show. Your previous statement ASSumes that
there are cameras in this area and all over America. They're in San
Antonio, but there are none here.

 RB> Speed cameras are not common in the States, although they do exist.

None that I can find on the site listed below that lists cameras all
across the US. Follow Interstate 8 east out of San Diego, then at it's
junction with I-10 all the way to Jacksonville, FL and you'll find a lot
of symbles indicating cameras, but none of them are 'speed cameras',
they're all red light cameras.

On the map, the orange dots indicate how many cameras are in that city,
the green dots indicate how many in the vicinity and the blue dots, when
they indicate one, will give you the information the site has on that
camera. All that I've found are 'red light' cameras, I've not found any
'speed' cameras yet.

http://tinyurl.com/2dgno8h

 RB> However, red light cameras (that take your picture when you run a red
 RB> light) are by no means uncommon, although they really are banned in
 RB> several states (not including Texas) for "privacy" reasons (wish we
 RB> had that kind of "privacy" here!).

OTH, there are no speed cameras on any of our highways and roadways, as in
Europe.

 RB> My advice to you: inform yourself before you write such comments. A
 RB> good place to do it is, for example:

I suggest that you take your own advice, then you won't look so stupid.

 RB> http://gpsunderground.com/forum/forum.php

 RB> You'll have to register before really getting into the material, but
 RB> naturally that won't bother you. After all, you expect me to open a
 RB> checking account with your bank to find out precisely what online
 RB> payment services are offered. Fair is fair.

I couldn't care less about your website's forum, a forum doesn't give you
the information you're looking for.

Instead, you can go here and check out anywhere in the States for red
light cameras and highway traffic cameras. i.e. if you zoom in on San
Antonio, you can find red-light cameras concentrated in Balcones Heights
and a few spread around the city. Expand your view and you won't find any
outside of SA's immediate area. I get trapster alerts all day long and
they're always speed traps set up with a police car present.

http://www.trapster.com/rl/Trapster.php


                R\%/itt

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