Rants and Stupid shit in Hartford

[LuvrOfWomen]

I just completed my one sided trip down to Florida and I can tell you that some places have camera position in such as way that they can capture everything inside the front seats. This has its pros and cons with the pros being more people still holding their device and reading and typing while they are zig zagging on the highway at 70 mph. I think they have one of these type of cameras being tested on I-84 E.

I've been driving through a section of 84 that has signs posted about a camera being tested.

[MikeFly]

I just completed my one sided trip down to Florida and I can tell you that some places have camera position in such as way that they can capture everything inside the front seats. This has its pros and cons with the pros being more people still holding their device and reading and typing while they are zig zagging on the highway at 70 mph. I think they have one of these type of cameras being tested on I-84 E.

Sadly true based on what you see in the news. Spoke to a provider once that said there was over $10 k in lawyer fees to get records sealed. That person still has other state records show up on Google from time to time so who knows how effective those lawyer fees actually are. Perhaps she's just that bad and keeps racking up new charges.

Anyone know who the good attorneys in CT and MA are for representation? Still just incentivizes going abroad more. $10 K+ is no joke for average Joes, which I fathom is still most of us.

[KidPort38]

Sadly true based on what you see in the news. Spoke to a provider once that said there was over $10 k in lawyer fees to get records sealed. That person still has other state records show up on Google from time to time so who knows how effective those lawyer fees actually are. Perhaps she's just that bad and keeps racking up new charges.

Anyone know who the good attorneys in CT and MA are for representation? Still just incentivizes going abroad more. $10 K+ is no joke for average Joes, which I fathom is still most of us.

More towns are installing those things. Basically no work and they bring in a ton of money. The do have to post a warning sign where they are. Take it serious. We are getting closer and closer to living in a police state.

[Spa Spazz]

Imagine they put them on the highway, they could rake in like thousands per day in tickets.

I wish they would. There are speeding weavers out there that scare the crap out of me.

That sh*t is NOT cool.

- Spazz -.

[PacMan1238]

There are speed cameras (radar detectors, traffic cameras) going up all over the state. The DOT calls it " video detection " plate readers are being installed everywhere also. If you see traffic signal work or signs, bet your balls there is a speed camera with all the newest technology.

Imagine they put them on the highway, they could rake in like thousands per day in tickets.

[DrJohnson2]

I use https://www.waze.com/apps/ it should eventually have all the permanent speed cameras listed on them.

There are speed cameras (radar detectors, traffic cameras) going up all over the state. The DOT calls it " video detection " plate readers are being installed everywhere also. If you see traffic signal work or signs, bet your balls there is a speed camera with all the newest technology.

[GordonFreeman]

If you are driving through Middletown on Rt 66 be mindful of the speed cameras in place. I was mailed a ticket that cost me $59 for being recorded going 11 mph over the limit. Fortunately it isn't reported to your insurance company. I have to admit it was a little unnerving getting a piece of mail with Middletown PD as the return address. I had visited a known provider who lives a few blocks off 66 a couple of weeks prior.

I use https://www.waze.com/apps/ it should eventually have all the permanent speed cameras listed on them.

[BBFreak]

More towns are installing those things. Basically no work and they bring in a ton of money. The do have to post a warning sign where they are. Take it serious. We are getting closer and closer to living in a police state.

This could backfire as well if the local businesses start to suffer as more and more people avoid the area.

[LuvrOfWomen]

If you are driving through Middletown on Rt 66 be mindful of the speed cameras in place. I was mailed a ticket that cost me $59 for being recorded going 11 mph over the limit. Fortunately it isn't reported to your insurance company. I have to admit it was a little unnerving getting a piece of mail with Middletown PD as the return address. I had visited a known provider who lives a few blocks off 66 a couple of weeks prior.

More towns are installing those things. Basically no work and they bring in a ton of money. The do have to post a warning sign where they are. Take it serious. We are getting closer and closer to living in a police state.

[Stickman55]

If you are driving through Middletown on Rt 66 be mindful of the speed cameras in place. I was mailed a ticket that cost me $59 for being recorded going 11 mph over the limit. Fortunately it isn't reported to your insurance company. I have to admit it was a little unnerving getting a piece of mail with Middletown PD as the return address. I had visited a known provider who lives a few blocks off 66 a couple of weeks prior.

[LuvrOfWomen]

https://youtu.be/M6LyvJsOKkU?si=czXeDUUPPbuqgNrC

Technology is making this country more of a surveillance state. Got pulled over once due to a cruiser scanning my plate. I forgot to renew my plate and it showed up as expired, but still.

Big Brother is watching.

[BarMisfit1]

Can you expand on this. Not sure what scenario you are referring to. Are you saying if we create a post and include a link to an STG ad there is tracking info in the text of the link? Or if we upload an image file there in tracking info in it? And what kind of information is exposed exactly? Would love to hear specifics. I know This website is not SSL secure which means those in the hacking world can see traffic transmissions in plain text since non SSL traffic is not encrypted.

Good shit. Here's more stuff.

Uno: Use a no logs externally audited VPN or TOR to browse this site. It's not foolproof but there are reputable ones out there. The Feds have used fake TOR nodes to track users though.

Dos: Use a fake burner email for this site and antifingerprinting browsers.

Tres: Never use the same handle or even similar ones across any sites.

Cuatro: Rewrite and f around with your writing style because people can now use stylistic shiznit to I'd you to I'd you.

Cinco: be very vary of posting any face pics online or sending to ******. There are now online facial recognition databases that search that shit. I don't want to post them bc they should be illegal.

Seis: Obvious af but never ever contact barely legal providers. If you're a pedo fuck you should rot in hell imo and enjoy bubba killing your ass in jail.

There is more shit with AI shits getting tricky. But be safe.

[KidPort38]

https://youtu.be/M6LyvJsOKkU?si=czXeDUUPPbuqgNrC

Technology is making this country more of a surveillance state. Got pulled over once due to a cruiser scanning my plate. I forgot to renew my plate and it showed up as expired, but still.

Nowadays many cruisers are also scanning plates and recording video.

[Woody50]

Unless something happens onsite or with the girl around the same time, you'll more than likely in the clear. With girls causing delays though, sitting in a parking lot for a long period of time could likely be a flag. If you smoke, taking a "smoke break" outside is more reasonable than simply sitting in your car. I'll usually wait in a different lot close by then drive over when ready. LE in each town usually do "property checks" and stroll through the parking lots slowly looking at cars. I've never been approached but have been at some during a few patrols.

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Nowadays many cruisers are also scanning plates and recording video.

[SR Only]

Donnybravo is a truly helpful brother. On this matter of anonymity, online and phone is one thing but it seems the unavoidable part is the cameras now sprawling up in more and more places including hotel hallways, hotel lots, neighboring lots, etc. Perhaps overly cautious, but unless you're ride sharing every time (which is quite impractical), your car is going to be on camera. How long that footage is stored is honestly something I'm not sure about and probably varies from place to place. But seeing more and more news reels on TV of camera shots of suspects shows this is still something to keep in mind IMO.

A police department appears to be able to look back on door cams pretty deeply. Look at the video from Savanna Guthries mom's door cam at her home. They have been able to pull extensive (though not complete) history. In the case of a kidnapping, it makes sense.