

…thanks for the clarification. We’ll add an animal endangerment charge on as well.


…thanks for the clarification. We’ll add an animal endangerment charge on as well.


In the US at least they’ve been implementing STIR/SHAKEN since about 2020. You can typically see the result of this on your cell phone. Incoming calls should have a little checkmark next to them meaning they’re a verified caller. It’s similar to SSL certs for domain names but for callers instead. (Shady crap for the root CAs but that’s a different issue…cause America).
This isn’t a perfect system as parts of the world that call into the US don’t have VoIP equipment but the FCC has other guidelines on top of STIR/SHAKEN. They are actively trying to mitigate spam but it takes awhile to revamp something as old as the worlds phone system.


A compiler is at least consistent if all things remain constant. Ask AI the same thing a few times and you’ll get different answers. Ask tomorrow?…different.


A lot of my GoPros already have an overheating problem and battery issues(ballooning). Having them in direct sunlight on the dash or leaving them in the car on a summer day would make that worse. While the picture quality is nice I think they’d make terrible dash cams for day to day constant use.
Most(not all) dedicated dash cams use capacitors and not batteries due to the extreme cold/heat they’re subjected to. The capacitor should provide enough power to gracefully shutdown if you have the cam wired to an auxiliary power wire(turns off with ignition).


They doubled down hard on editing via the phone app with cloud storage via subscription. I have zero desire to edit video on my phone. Their desktop apps are frankly horrendous. They have cameras that capture footage at higher than 4K but their phone app only allowed export at 4K at least on an iPhone. This seemed to be a limit on the h265 libraries on the iPhone so it might be different on Android.
If you wanted to export their 5.6K 360 footage on a desktop from a GoPro Max you couldn’t do that in any sane way. You had to export it in their cine* whatever format and an hour of footage was over 400GB. This also used your graphics card to accelerate it. You could export the h265 files in 4K if memory serves which was obviously smaller and faster but you dropped the resolution as a trade off.
YouTube in a desktop browser supports 360 footage in 5K+ resolutions. I believe the mobile app is still 4K only.


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This is Benn Jordan aka ‘The Flashbulb’…he is doing exactly that because he got fed up with AI companies training off his albums.
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I have little assurance in anything FMVSS certified. Motorcycle helmets with the DOT sticker(a legal requirement for on-road use in the US) are suppose to meet FMVSS 218.
When the NHTSA did a random test 42% failed. How is that possible you might ask. They let the manufacturer conduct the testing and self-certify.