tko ima pola sata vremena u životu za odvojiti na čitanje ovog oglasa... čudo jedno di čovjeka odnese...
http://www.njuskalo.hr/mala-plovila/...-oglas-8269930
Oglas prikazan: 72244 puta i to u 48 sati. Marketinški genije.
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tko ima pola sata vremena u životu za odvojiti na čitanje ovog oglasa... čudo jedno di čovjeka odnese...
http://www.njuskalo.hr/mala-plovila/...-oglas-8269930
auti s kamerom imaju pogodnosti. Lakse se dokazuje krivica
u eu u nekim zemljama mozes dobit i kaznu
I još tko to stavi na yuo tube,e njega bi odma strpao u bajbok
Upravo tako,možeš grdo nadrapat ako te netko tuži da si ga snimao,slikao a da nisi tražio njegovo dopuštenje.S jedne strane je to u redu,ja bi svakome tko slika okolo i snima bez veze odrao takvu kaznu da se usere za sljedečih godinu dana.I još tko to stavi na yuo tube,e njega bi odma strpao u bajbok.
E, vidiš, protiv tih kamera jesam. Jer su ciljano i sustavno usmjereno protiv ljudi, odnosno svrha im je nadzor. 0-24. Zašto se država boji svojih građana? Èak i slučaju teške zloupotrebe, možeš se yebat. Nema te tko zaštiti od države.Po tom i one kamere odnosno video nadzori po ulicama bi trebale ulaziti u zabranu..
Dashcams – dashboard-mounted video cameras – are an increasingly popular way to keep a record of what happens out on the road, either as evidence to be used after accidents, or just great road videos uploaded onto YouTube.
Footage from Russian drivers who took to the devices early on, and with a vengeance, keeps the internet shocked and amazed on a daily basis, most famously when the Chelyabinsk meteor exploded last February (see above).
The problem in Europe is that data protection laws mean the devices are either banned or subject to legal grey areas in many countries.
Since 2012 dashcams have not been permitted in Austria on pain of a €10,000 fine or even €25,000 for repeat offenders.
On Tuesday, the Luxembourg parliament made it absolutely clear that drivers are not allowed to use dashcams in the Duchy, even to the point that if footage proved a driver’s guilt or innocence it would probably not be admitted as evidence.
In Germany it is also unlikely that dashcam film could be used in the event of a dispute according to the ADAC though privately recorded video of a scenic road trip is okay (Jalopnik went into the German situation in more detail here).
The ADAC says similar problems may also arise in Belgium, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland.
While dashcams are allowed in most other European countries – so far, at least – in France cameras must not obscure the view of the road and in Norway the camera screen must not distract the driver, and the film may only be used for private purposes.