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This case is really serious

Laitesmart:
Hmmmm... Did u read that article?

i did

Laitesmart:
This will teach those liars to stop feeding us crap plus Cock and bull stories... U should have known ur target audience on nairaland are people of great mind and sound intellectualism... OP OP... U can lie ooo

what makes you think he is lying

point it out for me Please

it enough before he commit suicide am begging you never can tell what all this post is doing to him............. i rest my case

One of Google's self-driving cars hit a bus in Mountain View earlier this month, marking the first accident in which one of the company's robotic vehicles appears to be have been at fault.

While Google's self-driving cars have been in various fender benders over the years, the accidents have until now always been the fault of other drivers or of the human drivers who occasionally take control of the Google cars, according to the company's previous self-driving car reports.

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But in this incident, which took place on Valentine's Day, the Google car hit the side of a public-transit bus — albeit very slowly.

While approaching the intersection of El Camino Real and Castro Street in Mountain View, the car stopped to avoid some sandbags around a storm drain. When it tried to merge back into the left lane, it struck trouble.

"After a few cars passed, the Google AV began to proceed back into the center of the lane to pass the sand bags," reads a report by California's DMV about the incident.

It continued:

A public transit bus was approaching from behind. The Google AV test driver saw the bus approaching in the left side mirror but believed the bus would stop or slow to allow the Google AV to continue. Approximately three seconds later, as the Google AV was reentering the center of the lane it made contact with the side of the bus.

The Google car, a modified Lexus SUV, was traveling at less than 2 mph, and the bus was moving at about 15 mph. There were no injuries reported at the scene, although the Google car did damage its front left fender, wheel, and one of its sensors.

Google's self-driving cars are currently prototypes that the company is testing, and they are not available to the general public. A spokesperson with the Valley Transportation Authority says that there was only minor damage to the bus.

This is the fifth accident that Google's self-driving cars have gotten into on El Camino Real, as journalist Mark Harris points out on Twitter:

It's a big deal because El Camino is one of the few busy, complex roads in Mountain View, otherwise mostly sleepy side streets

— Mark Harris (@meharris) February 29, 2016
If Google cars are getting into so much trouble on El Camino, it doesn't bode well for scaling its self-driving tech to busier denser cities

— Mark Harris (@meharris) February 29, 2016
The accident closely follows a big win for Google. US regulators decided earlier this month that the artificial-intelligence system controlling its car counts as a "driver."

Google was not immediately available for comment, but in a statement to engadget the company said that "we clearly bear some responsibility" for the accident.

Abimloaded:
Brother, I wrote mine yesterday also. The same thing happened all over the country...No11-20.
After an hour I received my score which is 172!
How come ? I asked myself that question.
this is not boasting, I know that's not my score... I should get. nothing less than 260.
All my friends who did theirs yesterday socred ; 157, 168 , 166, 207.

We're still believing it's a fake result sha...

This Jamb is really something else

Many will say what they don't know or understand,
this JAMB of a thing will take time to reach it perfection
it neva possible to make change and it become perfect it take time

Many people will be thinking they official working in Jamb are fool thinking are not finding ways to make the exam credible to some extend but it yet to reach what they all have in mind

if changing the center will make the exam malpractices less free they should

Wish all those writing best of luck

mamaafrik:
Olodo omo,something wey hin suppose put 4 back

You do theft before ni

divinehand2003:
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Na wetin dey inside these memory cards? Hmmmm

The same question i ask myself

Good for him

Believe when ii say as long man exist wonders shall never end

A man traveling from Hong Kong was caught at Shenzhen customs attempting to smuggle over 9,000 mobile phone memory cards on Friday. The memory cards, which were worth nearly 100,000 yuan (15,270 US dollars), were taped to his body. According to a customs official, the man had also attempted to bribe the officials on duty, offering 50,000 yuan in exchange for letting him through.

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Earlier on Friday, officials had also caught an elderly woman who was trying to smuggle over 10,000 phone memory cards. She had tied the cards to her waist and legs, and was pulled aside for a check after it was noticed that she had difficulty in moving around.


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kenoz:
Go and report them to EFCC.

instead of you still waiting for runz, you netter go and start to read your books

like seriously EFCC you are funny

This nigga need Clap seriously having the mind to create thread asking us what to is crazy

hmmmm it well

congrats to him

Nice body

Is this real or what this is serious believe me waooo waoooo

Khan1993:
Isn't this what Barack Obama refer to as filibuster strategy in one of his books(AUDACITY OF HOPE). Since the commencement of this matter, MTN has been gaining ground. From the money being reduced to a shift in payment deadline. And i thought they have agreed to sought the matter out of court. And again bring a foreigner attorney is a slap on the face on our lawyers and if he(Eric holder) wins or get more favours for MTN, then its a shame on the country's judiciary.

it a big to Slap to Nigeria as Country

HungerBAD:
Eric Holder?

Even in the United States, a Lawyer not Licensed in another State cannot defend or do anything as a Lawyer in that State, let alone one from the United States coming to Africa to defend a Company known for ripping her Customers off.

Eric Holder lives and practices Law in the United States, MTN operates and ripped people off in Nigeria, so is answerable to the Laws of Sango and our Land.

you need call care to tell them this so they man up and pay the money simple ....

Jesus Nigeria we need to grow up seriously

Story story People deceiving People

Khan1993:
They jail someone who stole #250 so quick while those that stole #2.1bn are still on the loose. I think magistrate court should attend to this matter instead of supreme court. #joking

Nigeria lawyer are just something else believe me

Femi Makinde, Osogbo
An Osun State Magistrates’ Court has sentenced a 26-year-old carpenter Ismaila Alani, to three months imprisonment for stealing a sum of N250.
The magistrate, Mr. Olusola Aluko, while delivering the judgment on Tuesday ordered that Alani should spend the next three months at Ilesa Prison or pay a fine of N2,500.
The convict could not pay the fine and he was taken prison.
The prosecutor, Elisha Olusegun, had told the court that Alani snatched a purse from Mrs. Sanusi Odunola and stole the money from there. The prosecutor added that the act caused a public disturbance.
The prosecutor told the court that the two offences of stealing and causing of disturbance of the public peace were contrary to and punishable under Section 390 (9) of the Criminal Code, Cap. 34, Vol. II, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria.
Alani pleaded guilty to the two counts and begged for clemency while promising not to get himself involved in any criminal act again.