Not only the cost, but there’s also the issue of infrastructure. I as well as many others in my city don’t have a garage and park either on the street or on a parking pad in the alley. I wouldn’t imagine a power cord running to a vehicle lasting very long because of the scrap prices of copper. We’ve got a long ways to go.

More than a buttload, $787.5 million. I’ve only been able to fit about $47.86 in my butt, but that was also all pennies.

A surprise, I’m sure, but a welcome one.

I support Margot

Looks great! I think it’s a coffin though, because it goes out at the shoulders. Coffins are spookier anyhow 🤙

I’ve heard that if you’re upset about something, then you should blame Reagan, because it was probably his fault.

Really though, I just wanted to reply to say that I love your source 🤙

It’s not the same as the vehicle cameras, but Tim Dodd has a pretty good setup for ground based shots.

To say that anyone can be a photographer belittles the skill associated with a professional photographer. That’s akin to saying that you can hire anyone with a voice to be a singer. Sure, you can, but there’s a qualitative difference.

That aside, would there be any sign that the photographer could put on their door that would be illegal? No Blacks, No Jews, No Women, etc… If not, play that to the logical extreme; What if all photographers in town had the same sign? What services are appropriate to deny in entirety to a specific class of people.