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There are 25 rail passenger casualties for every 100 collisions with a heavy vehicle at a crossing, of which there are 14609 collisions with trucks in the US database over a ten year period to 2021

Over an 8 year period there were 49 90 degree rail accidents with trucks at crossings in Australia

These models tested are so old they're from the era where they couldn't pass a math test or count letters in words

Interesting how they're unacceptable for cars but the norm for trains and they don't even have seatbelts

How do bench seats kill people?

I can see it's driving down costs, I work in industry. Lots of competitors have popped up with AI apps with lower prices. There's a reason it's called the SaaS apocalypse

Interesting how it's driving up hardware costs and driving down software costs

Gaming on BSD isn't as bad as you'd expect. There are Linux compatibility tools that let you run proton/wine on FreeBSD

Random shit breaks sometimes but once you get past the steep learning curve you can play a lot of titles

Doing 85mph

Slamming on breaks

Yeah you're not driving in ice are you