On Tue, 31 Jul 2007, Stewart Stremler wrote:
begin quoting Richard Reynolds as of Tue, Jul 31, 2007 at 04:56:05PM -0700:
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IF it were looking for the tag, tags have rarely been effective
Um... I would think that tags wouldn't be effective because it's a
tedious and boring job checking lots of cars for a small number with
a missing tag. Tedious and boring job = ineffective enforcement.
right, plus they are to easily duplicated and stolen and ..... up close
Um... duplicated, maybe. Stolen, not so easily, especially when you do
the razor-blade thing.
I don't think that too many people have the facilities to do a decent
job of duplicating 'em anyway... it's doubtful that your average
printer would accept such a job, and the payoff for forging 'em
just isn't worth the effort. (Well, maybe for car-thieves, but they
can swap a plate just as easily -- how often do we check our license
plates?)
I deleted too much in my reply but that was in reference to the computer
scanning of tags.
Youtube sucks. Give me a straight mpeg file for video, please. And no
Javascript (especially for something as basic as Youtube).
Ill see what I can do, never really been a Youtube fan
Richard Reynolds
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