I don't understand why this is being pursued when there's already duty limits for how long drivers can be on the road anyway. Surely the money would be better spent on chargers at truck stops, no?
The YotaPhone did something similar back in 2012, I'm surprised it took this long for someone else to try it again. IIRC they had oodles of crowdfunding support but fumbled the logistics side of things.
They provide .stl files for you to 3d print your own enclosure, or presumably order form a third party printer. I assume this shell is specifically for those who are concerned with appearance and/or fire resistance (PLA is pretty flammable.)
Not currently, but it is definitely something I worry about for the future. I'm pretty adamant in my support for (relative) peace and quiet in public spaces, but recently those around me have seemed to care less and less, which worries me.
For the time being, just living close to a small airport should do.
This summer we had a drone hovering high over the community pool, spying on women and teens sunbathing. We never managed to figure out where it was coming from.
What does the "solved" state of this data look like? I understand this is just a metric, and the goal isn't necessarily to hit a specific number, but my ignorant assumption would be that the percentages should roughly align with the broader population's demographics, no?
There was an extension called Epiverse that used to do this + reddit comments, I dearly miss it. Although I began to notice that I was more concerned with the comments than the pages themselves.
