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I didn’t mean that all servers would require the central server lol. Unless I’m mistaken, the default is still the official server, and that server is still going to have to handle a ton of requests from people, which requires money to maintain.
Yes, but you still have an official server to maintain.
How are y’all planning to sustain the server?
megopie’s claims seem to be consistent with the Wikipedia article (which mostly cites this Singaporean book), and my experience of it wasn’t directly state-run either; we used the one from Alipay, and it was mainly about availability of and restriction against services.
While the website for that docu seems to be a bit too alarmist for my red flags, the trailer looks pretty good, so I think I’ll give it a try sometimes. Note that my family has no dealings with human rights, so my account may not be accurate.
These are all better options, but that’ll require closing the road for a while and more money to spend, which have been gambled on leaving the EU from my American understanding of modern British history. Speed cameras are much cheaper, will not require road closure, and there have been studies indicating a 22% effectiveness after installation.
How so? Isn’t knowing the consequence a form of prevention?
That isn’t the same as “made with AI tools”