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Well yes, but it seem Danish police have little luck with their MP5 guns, i assume they dont know of maintenance and so on mut it got to be better then the Madsen MP they had in the old days ( grease / sten gun style MP )
Cops complain about the MP5 and the ammo for it as it cant punch thru body armor carried by many in criminal groupings today.
I think the problem are in the sear, so should not be a major problem, but it seem to be in a society that hail incompetence.

The kid was a student i think, but not sure at what level.

Myself i had ( when i was young and very very naughty ) good experiences with MP5 and the G3 Assault rifle.
 
personally I don't see their cloud offering as being much more than a marketing gimmick, Thinkware are said to be releasing something as well but I suspect it won't be much better.

I've got my fingers crossed and I hope you are wrong on that score. I really want them to be successful when they release it. The problem that I'm reading about is that their own customers are not even sure if it will ever get released. I hope that is not the case.


rather than these patchy services they probably would have been better to allow a custom option for people to set events to upload to the server of their choice, Dropbox, Googledrive, private server etc, still has gimmick value at this stage though I think

I like the way you think and from a coding standpoint that would be easy enough, indeed. Upload options to YouTube and Vimeo would also have been the right way to go or as you say, uploads in .mp4 format to a secure private box would on doubt have been my option configuration.

Good ideas, all. :)
 
Lets focus on solid state storage in dashcams, and that can then be encrypted to your hearts contend, and if need buried deep in your car.


Certainly should boost read/write speeds, have more file stability and more file security.

Good thinking! I like it. :)
 
Lots of dreams for dashcams put forth in here, some more valid than others, now we just wait for technology to catch up.
 
CessnaCj4, I don't agree on the home hack risk, but we'll leave it at that other than to say if the Koreans are allegedly interested in your pc you must have nuclear secrets or a comedy film of a famous world leader on there!

Most were automated attacks as expected when a new box goes active with open ports. Watched them bounce off like bugs and knew the set-up was correct. They don't bother anymore now - moved on to easier targets, I'm sure. But, the initial barrage was fast, furious and went on for at least a solid month filling up my security logs.


As for wireless cameras, even wireless CCTV cameras don't attain the same quality of picture as there wired counterparts, so I don't hold out much hope of you achieving this incar, and most CCTV cameras use bit rates under 9mbs (because there's no real movement in the picture). A dashcam might get away with this stationary, but I doubt you'll get a good picture that's artefact free with less than 9mbs on the move.

- Frame Rate
- Compression Ratio
- Image Processing
- Bandwidth
- Bit Rate

I think all play a vital role here. I agree. I would not want a wireless solution in all honesty - not for this type of mission critical application. Too easily subject to RF interference and someone is likely to come up with something that temporarily defeats it anyway. I'd want a hardwired solution for sure with the above five (5) factors dealt with as efficiently as possible.


I see where you're coming from when parked, that wasn't clear above. However, dashcams generally don't get stolen (although this is a concern for myself), but if they did, the answer is as Kamkar said and as the police do, and that's to have have camera on the dash and the recorder in the boot locked away.

I think I see what you mean now. You want a Modular System (Componetization). That's actually smart design engineering and it pulls from the old school enterprise software design model of:

- Fault Tolerance
- Redundancy
- Failover
- Scalability

I think this would be a really good approach for making a sound solution. It would also have the net negative impact of driving up the cost as well. Heck, there are no free lunch rooms out there. I remember back in the day, we used to walk into corporate conference rooms preaching the gospel of fault tolerant, redundant, failure resistant and scalable enterprise solutions for the entire organization. Ah, yes. The good ole days just before the bubble exploded in Silicon Valley.

Still, I think the idea of separating Storage from Image Processing probably makes a whole lot of sense even at the Consumer level of car cams. But, this would seem to put the problem right back in the wheelhouse of pushing all recordings up to a Cloud Server - whether a third-party server or your own as Jokiin suggests above in his post.

So, adding to what you and Jokiin say, maybe a configurable option to 'Auto Push' (Auto Upload) to a Cloud Server might be a good core function of the system. This way, the perp might be able to steal your car and physically destroy your cam - but he won't be able to touch the video that saw him do it. That remains secure and out of his reach. You can then login to the Cloud and show law enforcement what was auto pushed to the server.
 
Well yes, but it seem Danish police have little luck with their MP5 guns, i assume they dont know of maintenance and so on mut it got to be better then the Madsen MP they had in the old days ( grease / sten gun style MP )
Cops complain about the MP5 and the ammo for it as it cant punch thru body armor carried by many in criminal groupings today.
I think the problem are in the sear, so should not be a major problem, but it seem to be in a society that hail incompetence.

The kid was a student i think, but not sure at what level.

Myself i had ( when i was young and very very naughty ) good experiences with MP5 and the G3 Assault rifle.

I think the problem was the SBR design in general in combination with significantly higher parabolic semi-auto handgun rounds like the 9mm - less penetration and less reliability at range against body armor. There have been other more successful SBR designs for sure and this particular 'albatross' hung well around the neck of H&K over the years and rightfully so. They refused to change it for a long time. H&K is rather stubborn, but that's what also makes them a solid manufacturer, too. However, it cuts both ways when you get the engineering wrong in the first place.

Personally, I've never been fan of the pure SBR. What may seem ironic however (from strictly a size standpoint), is the fact that I am a huge fan of the Bullpup design. The ergonomics of the Bullpup fit my body type and bio-mechanical nature better than the standard SBR design.

The Danish should probably make the move to something like the Tavor. Good for CQ engagements and carries a standard NATO 556 round but can be 'converted' to 300 Blackout which I think is probably the way to go - but I think that only comes in the SAR variant.

The kid was obviously disturbed and needed to get caught. If you can't purchase through legal channels, then you probably have a criminal record somewhere and might be attempting to do something illegal. We don't need more criminals with firearms - we need more Law Abiding People with the ability to defend themselves and their families with Firearms and the Training that goes along with being a very responsible Firearms owner. Its one thing to legally own. It is a completely different thing to Train.
 
Yeah the Tavor looks nice.

I think we signed up for the F35, looks to be problematic keeping those in the air so not sure in the future if Danish fighters can fly like now in the wars we are in together.

Danes have a phone for self defense that's all that's allowed, but the laws against firearms just got strengthened so i guess now its 1.5 year prison if caught with loaded firearm, and maybe 2 for discharging it in public ( like it almost happen daily with gangs fighting over drug market )

Im more American in this regard.
 
Yeah the Tavor looks nice.

I think we signed up for the F35, looks to be problematic keeping those in the air so not sure in the future if Danish fighters can fly like now in the wars we are in together.

The more complex the aircraft the more complex the maintenance and repairs to keep it serviceable (not to mention the more costly it is). You did pretty well with the 4th gen F16s, however. They were remarkably easier to maintain which no doubt goes directly to its world class safety record. You'll get the support you need for the 35s.


Danes have a phone for self defense that's all that's allowed, but the laws against firearms just got strengthened so i guess now its 1.5 year prison if caught with loaded firearm, and maybe 2 for discharging it in public ( like it almost happen daily with gangs fighting over drug market )

Say it ain't so. I thought it was bad in the UK. Having said that, don't you have exceedingly low violent crime rates in Denmark? And, even lower violent crime involving firearms? I think it is summed up by the nature of the Danish People, simply not having a violent propensity and having a more advanced (evolved) social climate.


Im more American in this regard.

We certainly have our strengths in this regard, but our 2nd Amendment is very much under attack on all fronts - especially in states like New York and California. However, we also have some of the highest rates of violent crime in the Western World and that goes to the de-evolution of our social climate, too much ego, too much bravado and not enough reasonable minds coming to agreement (even if it means to agree to disagree).
 
As a wise man ( Li Bai ) once said, "The sword is a cursed thing which the wise man only pick up if he must"
 
Hehe yeah you guys are something else, compared to what i know from home almost alien on some things.
So i have a lot of things i would need to clear out, and hopefully i will get those 6 months i need stateside for that soon.

I do support that old Viking saying about keeping your sword close at hand, but i am also the oddball here it seem, the little pocketknife i EDC are not legal at least for 3 reasons 1: its a automatic and 2: the blade with its 3 inch are too long - and it have a lock.

Yeah its not bad here, even with 2 - 3 generation immigrants from the mid / far east fighting for the lucrative drug market.
While we most often win the happy nation survey it do baffle me personally, but the high intake of alcohol and illegal drugs might be why so many are so happy.
Myself i was a pothead up until 6 years or so ago, and back then i was pretty mellow and happy.
But that have changed now and its like i am 4 decades in the red with the anger side of things, so fighting hard to not let it take over too much cuz really it is a dead end street.
 
I sort of look at Denmark like a large US town ( 5.5 million here ) so when i read daily about shootings and stabbings and what not, then i do begin to worry some.
Even if most of this go on in our capitol which 10 wild horses couldn't drag me near to, then it easy spill over, so in my childhood town Aarhus ( #2 largest town here ) the gangs also threw a fit this year as some CPH gangs wanted to expand there but local ones said NO WAY.

Still in the grand scheme of things its pretty mellow and fluffy here compared to many other places, the terrorists haven't even hit us hard at home though we dare to draw the prophet and stand side by side with our American friends.

And then we have the bikers, and last when they was at it RPGs was flying in Copenhagen, indicating what i also know from my youth as i was such a person, that the criminals dont lack weapons and they dont mind using them even with strengthened laws.
 
Yeah its not bad here, even with 2 - 3 generation immigrants from the mid / far east fighting for the lucrative drug market.

What did you just say....Drug Market! In Denmark? Wow. I need to get around the world a bit more. I had no idea you had a 'drug' problem over there - let alone run by immigrants. That's news to me. I guess being from the US, anything under 1 billion drug related arrests per hour is a bit on the 'low's side and I just don't think of it as a real "problem," LOL!

Seriously, I had no idea you had a drug problem and a "lucrative" one to boot in Denmark! I guess somethings never change. Or, maybe they have changed too much in Denmark?


While we most often win the happy nation survey it do baffle me personally, but the high intake of alcohol and illegal drugs might be why so many are so happy.

Hilarious! You are talking about Over The Counter drugs made illegal aren't you? You can't be talking about common Street Drugs, right? Not in Denmark! Say it ain't so.


Myself i was a pothead up until 6 years or so ago, and back then i was pretty mellow and happy.
But that have changed now and its like i am 4 decades in the red with the anger side of things, so fighting hard to not let it take over too much cuz really it is a dead end street.

Now, that explains it. Pot. Considered over here as one of the Gateway Drugs to things much more powerful and destructive to the human body and mind. This is real news to me. I thought everything over there was healthy, happy, clean, balanced lifestyle - both work and personal.

Maybe we get our news too twisted around here when it comes to life on the streets in Europe. Over here, you guys are symbolized as having one of the healthiest lifestyles on the planet. Go figure! Learn something new everyday, I suppose.
 
...the gangs also threw a fit this year as some CPH gangs wanted to expand there but local ones said NO WAY.

Gangs? You have gangs in Denmark. I never would have thought of Denmark is gang territory. I guess you do need a Car Cam then!


Still in the grand scheme of things its pretty mellow and fluffy here compared to many other places, the terrorists haven't even hit us hard at home though we dare to draw the prophet and stand side by side with our American friends.

Well, I have a different take on the so-called "war on terror," who is waging it, who initiated it and who is perpetuating it. But, my view is certainly not popular over here in the states. We like creating fires, sitting back and watching things burn and then rushing in as problem solving fire fighters there to save the day. However, not many people over here know enough about their own nation's history (or world history for that matter) sufficient to have the conversation in the first place.

If I ask the average fellow American to describe what took place in 1953/54 Iran that caused the current anti-West sentiment throughout much of the Middle East today, they would not be able to do it. That was 64 years ago and still just as relevant then as it is today. Yet the vast majority of Americans can't connect the dots on world history that enables them to explain why we have such an anti-American/West problem in that part of the world today.

1953/54 Iran and what the US/British did is what eventually lead to the hostage crisis in Iran, 1980. That span of 27 years itself is what fueled most of the anti-American/West hate we see today. Yet, again, ask the typical American to tell you what that even was in 1953/1954 and they cannot tell you. This has much to do the failure of our own educational systems and the unwillingness to deal in the truth about our own history.

My views about current affairs are based on empirical and historical evidence. I look at what actually took place in world history and connect the dots coming forward to understand current policy, attitudes, beliefs and anticipated reactions. If people would simply study world history and learn the lessons it has to teach, we'd have a lot less violent world today. But, people revile history. They think history is some kind of 'subject' to be studied in school. They don't realize that history is the reality that gives shape, form, content and meaning to today. Ergo, they continually repeat the mistakes of the past - while wondering why things never change.


And then we have the bikers, and last when they was at it RPGs was flying in Copenhagen, indicating what i also know from my youth as i was such a person, that the criminals dont lack weapons and they dont mind using them even with strengthened laws.

Yeah, if you're going up against incoming RPG, then you definitely need to be armed. Geepers man, I've got to get over to Denmark to get my corrective dose of your country's true history. I've been blindsided here by the reality that is Denmark, LOL!
 
Say it ain't so. I thought it was bad in the UK. Having said that, don't you have exceedingly low violent crime rates in Denmark? And, even lower violent crime involving firearms? I think it is summed up by the nature of the Danish People, simply not having a violent propensity and having a more advanced (evolved) social climate.
What is bad in the UK? You might be misinformed!

As to the Danish not being violent, have you never read any history or seen any movies about the Vikings!
 
Hehe those was the good old days, okay i think the guys having been fighting with our guys around the world also liked them at their side.
But in general i see us as pushovers now, at least with the historical goggles on.

That RPG incident was a HA club having a party one night being hit by 1 or 2 RPGs fired by Bandidos, part of what i believe was called the great Nordic biker war in the 90ties.
Now its the bikers former henchmen striking out solo, and people from that part of the world have a inert and completely other take on whats okay to defend your "family"
Also there are a new biker gang trying to get a foothold here, those are Satudarah or Saturday as i call them, their club houses have been under gunfire lately, and i even think a couple of hand granades was tossed too, and then the default reaction here are to close the club house at least for a while.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satudarah

But no doubt the 2-3 generation immigrant gangs are the worst, those guys have little respect for anything, the bikers they at least ended their war them self as it was pretty bad for business.

The official estimate is the Danish drug market is over a billion DKkr every year, that's something like +150 million USD ( remember 5.5 million people here and some actually dont do drugs )
 
Over The Counter drugs

Yeah anti depressives have been selling good here, but those dont go to the black market that's more like opiates and the like and believe it or not Viagra too.
Also seem to be cooked a lot of designer drugs here, or designed then made in china and then imported legally in the barrel load as they are not illegal,,,yet.
Otherwise drugs are the usual ones, cannabis - heroine - amphetamines - cocaine - ( dont see much crack or meth but they are here too ) and then the rave pills people have to take to be able to cope with loud insane "music"

And off-course the legal state drug alcohol, a nasty substance i stopped doing before i was 25, and that's over half a lifetime ago.
It is estimated alcohol alone cost the Danish society over a billion DKkr too every year, more than several of the popular illegal drugs combined, only about 100 million are made on alcohol related taxes.

I am known to paint a bleak picture when it come to my home country, but at the least its not just a liberal democratic dance on pink clouds over here.
some things are fine some are not, some of the good things get worse, for instance to me it look as if our welfare and helthcare system are getting rolled back, but at least the welfare system have been under attack since it was launched in the mid 70ties.
 
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What is bad in the UK? You might be misinformed!

What kamkar1 posted seems pretty bad to me. It was pretty self explanatory, but you might ask him why he posted it.


As to the Danish not being violent, have you never read any history or seen any movies about the Vikings!

"Evolved" was the word used in context relative to Danish history.

Context matters. Without it, any pretext can be used to prove points that might not be contextually relevant at the moment.
 
That RPG incident was a HA club having a party one night being hit by 1 or 2 RPGs fired by Bandidos, part of what i believe was called the great Nordic biker war in the 90ties.

Wow. I had no idea. That's pretty harsh. We have bikers here, too. We get a few instances every now and then of their misbehaving but I've never heard of them slinging RPGs like that to prove a point. Hells Angles used to tear things up a bit around here, but nothing even approximating what you just described. You said it was in the 90s. I hope the past is the past and lessons were learned. Stay safe, indeed.


Also there are a new biker gang trying to get a foothold here, those are Satudarah or Saturday as i call them, their club houses have been under gunfire lately, and i even think a couple of hand granades was tossed too, and then the default reaction here are to close the club house at least for a while.

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Apparently, you guys have three main chapters in Denmark, but they appear to have originated in the Netherlands - they're all over there. Looks like we've got at least two chapters over here in the New York area as well. They appear to be mostly middle age men (or approaching middle age) with nothing else better to do than to not act their age. I've always felt like people who needed a 'gang' were both mentally and emotionally weak and unable to stand on their own two feet as independent Men and Women.

I grew up surrounding by gangs. I had to fight my way to school in the morning and then back home just so I could do my homework. I never joined any of them and that garnered a level of respect among most of them. I always felt like I wanted to be part of something positive and not constantly negative. Since I was reared by my parents and not raised like wild corn, I knew the difference between right and wrong and had the facility to act on it. Most gang members are full blown Reprobates. It is not that they don't know the differential between right and wrong - it is that they do not have the capacity to select right over wrong and that's what makes them Reprobate. They have no real self-discipline, they know nothing of real self-sacrifice, they have no ethical core, moral backbone, integrity, character and they do not know how to set principles and priorities in life. They have deluded themselves into believing that the "Gang" will provide these things for them - a sense of belonging, self-worth and pride. None of which is true. But, again - that's what being a Reprobate means - the inability to act on Right over Wrong.

Still, some of these gangs can wreak havoc on a society - but many other things can as well. Poor public policy, equally as corrupt politicians, failed educational systems, morally bankrupt executive leaders within large scale corporations and narcissistic people who can't get over themselves long enough to figure out that the world needs them to be part of the Solution instead of constantly part of the Problem. So, in the global scheme of things, as far as history is concerned, these kinds of gangs are but a microcosm of what global society has become. We did this. Ergo, ultimately we are going to be responsible for cleaning it up, if our goal is to push forward to a better world for our yet unborn future generations who will require us to do so.


But no doubt the 2-3 generation immigrant gangs are the worst, those guys have little respect for anything, the bikers they at least ended their war them self as it was pretty bad for business.
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The official estimate is the Danish drug market is over a billion DKkr every year, that's something like +150 million USD.

Its failed parenting and no sense of direction that causes the need to cluster (mass together) for strength instead of building a foundation of strength as an individual who contributes to the greater good for the betterment of whole. What we are dealing with here is thousands upon thousands of years of moral neglect - or the neglect of moral foundation. These chickens are doing what they are supposed to be doing - coming home to roost. When we take the world and look at it from a global perspective we see rank poverty everywhere and clustered wealth in specific places. But, we also see People feeling and believing they are powerless to improve their lot in life.

If People were truly at their best, then they would be engaged in life doing those things they did well and for the sole purpose of improving society and life within that society. Yet, we don't see this on the whole. We see people having been reduced to Economic Slavery and that is one of the cornerstone problems the entire world faces. Until we get to a point where every individual can contribute their talents and their gifts towards improving our world, this planet will continue to degrade and its fully sentient, fully corporeal, upright, bipedal species will ultimately suffer and eventually die out as a direct result of internal moral decay.

We have a choice to make. We can reach for a better world or we can let it burn. Either way, it will be our choice to make. We are not the first biological species to exist on this planet, but we could very well become one of the last full sentient to exist in this part of the universe, if we don't change course and do it now.

Imagine a world were everyone had a place and a purpose which contributed to making the planet more livable for all. That world does exist in concept. We simply have not yet made such a world a manifest reality. And, we have not yet done so, because we have yet to believe that we can. We get exactly what we focus on. Nothing less and nothing more. The world is exactly what we have made it to be.
 
What kamkar1 posted seems pretty bad to me. It was pretty self explanatory, but you might ask him why he posted it.
What kamkar1 posted was:
Danes have a phone for self defense that's all that's allowed.
But that is not the case here, I'm not aware of any limits to what you can use for self defence, as long as it is reasonable self defence. Of course you can only use what is available and we do have a ban on certain types of weapon and restrictions on what can be carried in public, but if I was to use the big cannon sitting on top of my castle for self defence it would be perfectly legal, as long I was actually in danger and I have a shotgun licence for the cannon.
 
What kamkar1 posted was:

But that is not the case here, I'm not aware of any limits to what you can use for self defence, as long as it is reasonable self defence. Of course you can only use what is available and we do have a ban on certain types of weapon and restrictions on what can be carried in public, but if I was to use the big cannon sitting on top of my castle for self defence it would be perfectly legal, as long I was actually in danger and I have a shotgun licence for the cannon.

That's interesting. I also found this interesting:

https://www.bustle.com/articles/64394-what-are-gun-laws-in-denmark-like-theyre-pretty-well-regulated.
http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/denmark

So, it looks like you might be 1 in 700,000 Danes owning (I''ll assume licit) shotgun.
 
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