I'd like to shake the hand of whoever shit in your Cheerios. It's definitely deserved.
PlasterAnalyst
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I believe this would be considered a civil matter in most jurisdictions. Most municipal "courts" have little or no power, especially not the ability to issue arrest warrants. Of course in my state, traffic tickets go to county court. Some municipalities in my state have hearings for code violations, to call it a court would be absurd though, as you can challenge their ruling in real court.
P2P would work well for this. It would greatly reduce the hosting costs and allow users to support their favorite creators.
This is called a group chat/ text
BGG math trades, but for anything and everything.
They think the blue indicator means their headlights are on.
We occasionally zoop to Chicago on the Amtrak. Buy a 24 hour transit pass for $5 and we're good to go for the weekend. I'm much more relaxed, it cost less than driving and parking. No worries about the car getting broken into. It's pretty great.
That's the one my town uses. They keep adding more and more cameras around town because the police can't solve crimes. It's easy to bypass them though, just walk or ride a bike.
It's not California. It's a private company that police departments pay in order to go around the 4th amendment.
They say the full version is the inspiration for infinite jest.
They never say it on these articles and videos. They'll say it's cheap and then the price will be $1000
I wish I had enough money to afford to buy a new car, I probably wouldn't do it because affordable would still mean living paycheck to paycheck. Not sure why I would want a second mortgage on something that depreciates that quickly.