Sentinian

I get it's informational. Its mentioned the bridge has been down for a decade and has been reported to Google multiple times. That at the very least should be something. You can argue this mans death isn't because of maps directly but it's hard to ignore the facts that this has been reported to Google multiple times.

It's one thing if the map is outdated by a few months, but the bridge has been down for a decade and google has been ignoring reports to change the system

A print map should also have been able to adjust to this in a decades time

Not to say google is responsible I'll just trying to see the family's pov, you know the people who just lost a loved one partially due to this. Google told them to go over the bridge that fell. Sure its not the fault of Google that the bridge is down, but most people expect Google to be update to date, or at least change an issue that's been for a decade

I agreed that the bridge owners should be the most responsible. But this bridge has been down for a decade, and with many reports to Google to change the path. The neglect at that side is definitely part of the issue

The article states it was bitchblack at 11pm with no street lights. The issue has been known since 2013 but Google hasn't changed it despite requests.

It's not entirely googles fault, the bridge owner as well but both are being sued per the article

It's easier to sell honestly. It's a concept most people understand at a base level at least so it's marketable.

its a damn shame. Instead taxpayers focus on banning queer kids from showing themselves. Meanwhile corpos are building entire profiles on your kids.

If it's a work commute then it's actually fairly on track. I commute 20 miles on train everyday one way, so 40 each day. That adds up quickly

Thanks

P.S. some of the equipment is still old 90s computers, the CT at the place im learning at is from a late 90s build running linux

Thanks for the suggestion! Only have two more years left in my rad tech program. I'm down to use office, just wanted to see if some easier open source options exists.

This might be what I need! Do you have some good setup docs? I don't have any self hosting setup currently but I see you can host it on other sources

Is there a good setup for public pcs? I often end up doing coursework at the library or on a work computer, which is the main reason I wanted cloud syncing.

I already use it for password manager so I would love to expand it if it'll fit into my beeds

I actually have that exact setup currently. My old Google emails are linked to a couple things so I only use those in my Foss apps to access them