Everyone uses calipers every day!
asking for reviews does that too. The company can choose who they ask. Reviewers being paid for their work is fine.
I just don't provide ratings. You shouldn't either. Reviewing is a job. Some people are professional reviewers. Don't do free labor for corporations. Do not rate products or services.
They picked the loud option.
But the left in a car, not motorcycles. Also there was no chase sequence because the police didn't get there in time.
Real life is much less dramatic.
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Stripe is the mystery firm in the title. They are a payment processor for primarily online merchants. When a small business uses their phone to process the transaction, its probably stripe that they're using. The white palm-sized rectangle that reads chip and tap cards is from stripe.
Its unclear from the article if the statements were a retraction, or were made in error. Regardless due to how payment processors have been acting recently I am going to switch to using cash for in person transactions, and I encourage you to do the same.
The only justice here would be changing the road design, driver licensing, and training to prevent this from happening in the future.
The NTSB concluded that driver fatigue was to blame for the deadly collision
Fatigue is a known threat to safety. Fatigue is not discussed during driver training. An understanding of the dangers of fatigue is not tested during driver licensing. Roads can be designed to prevent known human weaknesses like distraction and fatigue from killing people. All of these things can be fixed. These deaths were preventable.
There is no justice in this case. Justice is not punitive.
When a plane crashes investigators try to find the causes to make recommendations on how to make things safer. When a car crashes the investigation is not about safety, its about assigning blame.
This is the reason that aviation is as safe as it is, and cars are as dangerous as they are. Investigate car crashes the same way, and change licensing, training, vehicles, and infrastructure in response to those findings, and cars can be safe.
There is no such thing as an accident. Every collision is avoidable.
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And they are closing the highway at night, during low usage hours to minimize disruptions, like most major road work projects. Even so, detours are set up. The highway will remain passable.