I used to work with this old Israeli guy. He was senile and would always ramble on about stuff. (super nice guy and I often wonder what happened to him), but anyways, one of his many misnomers was he always called it “DW-40" and we’d correct him, and he’d say “yeah yeah....DW-40"

Come on you know context and unbiased reporting are strictly forbidden by Gawker Media

It was always an extremely fucking stupid move.

But they don't have access to begin with. This just means they can't ask you for permission via the app. They can still knock on your door and ask, and you could still say no either way. I just don't see what it does. If they had unfettered access then I'd see it.

It’s your data so you do you, but I fail to see the issue with police requesting the video...you can say no. And they can still subpoena, so this just seems like a silly way to think you’re getting one over on the man, but really all you’re doing is slowing down an investigation. Plus the cops would still probably…

Now that Ricky called everyone out they’re scrambling to be woke

I wish I’d seen this before. I bought a flight to Ireland for July last month. It's $500 cheaper now. Ah well.

No this is literally the best possible outcome. Iran had to hit back, and they did so in a way that seemed tough but wasn’t, and Trump knew that, and want going to start another skirmish that Iran would have to retaliate too.

In other words the system for reporting bad police works, and the bad ones are disciplined with due process

Cops here rarely pursue for any reason now. You can outrun the cops, but you can't outrun the radio

Not even gonna lie, I thought this was gonna have some grey area, or room for me to be like "let's wait for the full story." But that shit ain't got no context that makes it alright

Yah I mean I don’t think you need a law for this

Imagine (and I genuinely hope you only have to imagine) being the victim of a rape, violent assault, or the family member of said crime, and then you see the perpetrator posting blogs and the like.

Some clarity requested:

Yeah I feel like this is partly on the restaurant at least. And if the dude doing it got fired, so should the manager who was obviously okay with it

I kind of liked them. They were easier to hold. You could grasp the bottom with one hand to take a picture and not click everything on the screen.

Is it that bad? LDL I mean

What happened before the camera turned on?

Big thing is trying different types and brews

Most of the time on The Root there’s a “annnnnd there’s the real story” moment