title. i watched a documentary about different Nazi collaborators and that is why I ask this
Edit: I gotta thank the dude who sent me over here, cause I posted this on r/LifeProTips and got a lot of hate there. Then my submission got removed. Idk how this is unethical. Time to reflect on my moral compass.
To answer some questions:
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Regarding Waze. I live in Northern New England and people don’t bother to use it because of a combination of shotty reception and a small aging population. Beautiful place to live if you can find a way to make a good income. Remote workers have been buying houses by the boatload.. But I digress. Waze does the trick when I travel a couple hours south.
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I’m not suggesting that satellite mode shows the cop car sitting there, I’m just saying that in the right environment you can see the paved area in the middle of the highway.
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This works best in rural/mountainous regions because our interstates are carved through the forest. At eye level, the U-turns are often hidden behind man made mole hills, behind trees, and behind boulders. Sometimes you drive by a cop and never even see them. Satellite mode is a great equalizer because in this environment you can see the U-turn as a clearly defined line in the landscape between the north bound and south bound lanes. I understand why this isn’t helpful on a 12 lane highway with a cement barrier in between.
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I own a radar detector and it is the great equalizer. However the smart cops don’t just leave their radar on. They’ll shoot it at you as you drive by. It never hurts to put multiple tools to use when evening out the playing field. “Trust but verify.”
And I’d just like to thank people for all the awards! I had to travel like 50 miles in 35 minutes yesterday and this strategy did the trick. I only passed like 40 cars on that trip to give you a sense of traffic density.
As the title states, we're moving to West Virginia, and our only options for internet in our area seem to be satellite internet (no fiber optics in the area that I'm aware of) . Frontier, Viasat, and Hughes (seem to be the only 3). Either too slow upload/download speeds, data caps, have to sign a long term contract, or packages that can get pretty pricey after the promotion ends (usually after only 3 months). We signed up to receive Starlink, but are up to a year out from getting it. I'm also an online gamer (first person shooters, sports games ect.), so I'm also looking for something reliable in that regard, which is really important! I know there's alternatives out there, such as various WiFi devices you can purchase with services you can sign up for. If anyone has any general recommendations, please let me know. Thanks in advance
