Tbh, I kind of just thought people were uploading worse quality videos to Shorts, or people's phones were doing some bullshit smoothing filter. I didn't realize it until I watched a creator I know who wouldn't upload such an uncanny video filter.
YouTube doing this without telling anyone is kinda crazy. There's a few people who've been complaining their own shorts don't even look like them
From what I've heard this mostly happens on YT Shorts, and the AI upscaling they're doing is making people look like plastic and uncanny as hell.
I haven't noticed on normal videos, since that's pretty much all I watch.
They both seem equally plausible. "NO PLATE" would be officers writing it in, and if they left it blank the computer would turn it into NULL.
I bet "BLANK" could cause similar issues
Definitely, that thing's supercharged, so more pressure = more heat = more knocking
They already consider similar looking letters as the same. If someone has the license plate "OOPS" , if you try and register "00P5" it will say it's taken.
It might depend on the state, but I think anything other than registration stickers in the designated spot could count as a defaced license plate
I thought you were going to say Photovoltaic cells (solar panels)
Are there even any states that allow an = ? I bet they drew that on with sharpie
lol, what an insane idea...
A physical cable back to Earth is impossible, otherwise we'd already have space elevators.
Any other wireless transmission would have all the same weather problems and energy losses, it would be WAY cheaper to just build more solar panels on the ground.
I think you're missing the point this article is trying to make... It's not an advertisement for Flipper Zero, it's a scare piece implying the device's existence is bad
Weren't Kia Boys stealing cars with literally just a USB cable since it physically fit to turn the ignition behind the key cylinder?
That doesn't require buying a special device, it was mostly crimes of convenience. I doubt the Flipper Zero will ever get that widespread.
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