▲ 277 r/drivingUK

Neighbour complains my car (blue) is blocking her drive (white car)

I had to cross into the field to get them both in one shot…

u/KiddieSpread — 2 days ago

Only 8 miles from where World Cup matches are being held in the richest country on earth, people lie dying on the streets of Philly

u/KiddieSpread — 19 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 5.7k r/MotoUK+1 crossposts

Why do people get such big cars they clearly have no idea how to drive

u/KiddieSpread — 20 days ago

Anyone else using this in Singapore

With how crazy parking can be round here was looking at getting this thing called dashkeep so I get a notification if it gets crashed into… anyone else using it?

u/KiddieSpread — 1 month ago

Looking to use my dashcam to automatically open my garage before I arrive home

Was looking for something to get rid of my need to use Siri to open the garage door before I get home. Is MQTT appropriate for this and is it worth getting DashKeep for this job or is there an alternative? TYIA

u/KiddieSpread — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/lua

Running lua on a dashcam… how?

I’ve been following this product for a while and saw they just announced this feature as part of their “pro” offering

https://dashkeep.com/pricing/

“Deploy Lua scripts for custom integrations, automations, and device behaviour.”

How do they do that on an embedded device like a dashcam?

u/KiddieSpread — 1 month ago

DUI driver caught planting their escape after victims Apple Watch detects the crash and calls 911

u/KiddieSpread — 1 month ago

Office maxxing with Tourettes

When I might need accommodations just saying ‘btw guys I have Tourette's' makes me gag, it feels to me just like HEY EVERYBODY LOOK AT ME I HAVE THE FUNNY SWEARING DISORDER!

I know that’s just my head, I know it’s probably also beach I have GAD but I know we are all adults and will be respectful. Only my closest friends know I have this.

But I don't wanna talk about it.

It is with me every day, I have quite severe Tourette syndrome but I am lucky I am very good at suppressing (aka I force myself to). I don't want to talk about it. Not being in control of myself is a living nightmare, when I have a tic attack all I want to do is cry. It is SO UNCOMFORTABLE.

I can't do so many things. It kills me. I attended a theatre performance for the first time in years and I was so uncomfortable the entire time from suppressing. by the end of it? It was like a millon pins were pricking every brain cell. I was so uncomfortable and in so much pain from suppressing. I go to the bathroom just to tic. I have lived with it at this level for eight years and being an adult it feels like, I’m trying to exist, I have a driving license after a year of fighting with the DMV, I’m happy but every day I get more and more fatigued. I don’t know why. It feels like I am carrying this monster with me, that makes me a passenger. I was in an olive garden a few weeks ago and I had to suppress so hard I felt like I wasn’t even in the room, it took so much concentration, and I still ended up watching my hand throw the knife at my friend. I just said sorry, I can’t even explain myself. My friend felt bad for me when we were driving back when I was having a tic attack and I just wanted to disappear. Like I’m in my 20s. How the fuck is this still making me so, uncomfortable.

The thought of it is bad enough.

So I don't mention it.

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u/KiddieSpread — 2 months ago