Invidious doesn’t work for age restricted videos.

If they need to be monitored at all times to be safe, do you not think it would be better to take away their licence?

Only if you have cameras on literally every road. No substantial action is being taken, so they go right back to dangerous driving as soon as they aren’t on-camera, as this graph seems to indicate.

This is more a chart demonstrating bad road design or regulation, and the incompetence of the enforcement. Either the roads are designed in such a way that huge numbers of people feel safe driving at these speeds (because the speed limit is too low, or the road designed unsafely) or there is a large number of unsafe drivers who only stopped in the presence of cameras, and who went right back to unsafe driving without issue.

No luck. Notably, the button they say this should enable is already present, it just doesn’t do anything.

Looks like it’s included in kubuntu-settings-desktop. I think it got uninstalled when I removed the how-to videos, since that seems to be the same package.

While any sentence longer than six months behind bars would make Berhe “subject to an automatic removal order,” said the judge, “Immigration Canada does stay removal orders to enumerated countries that are in a state of war or otherwise subject to violence, danger, terrorism, etc.; currently, Ethiopia is one such country.”

The title is misleading clickbait. The real story is that this guy had not one, but two illegal firearms, both being kept unsecured, threatened someones life with one, fled from arrest, and then only got three years in jail.

I had to look it up too, and found this old forum thread with people suprised to see it.