Jeroen

I've roleplayed on all 4 platforms, what does that make me? A jack of all trades, master of... questionable hobbies?

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Threads such as these and the other one where someone argues that school shootings provide good roleplay shows that not all ideas are good ideas.

LSPD, LSSD, SAPR, SanFire.

Realistically speaking, no site is 100% safe.

Thanks for the ping @FatCatTuxedo. @Morrigan Imgur is deleting some content from their servers. They're planning on deleting NSFW content and content from anonymous users that are infrequently accessed. The Archive Team is currently busy with archiving anything they can. You can read more information about the process here https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Imgur The data saved is getting dumped here. https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_imgur As of writing this, they've saved 489.54 TiB of data. Everyone can contribute to the effort, read this to help. https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_Warrior

The best way to get action as a cop is to just post up a block away from Davis LTD, or even just hang out at Davis LTD, because the players who go there will cause a ruckus even if there's 10 cops. Unfortunately the interactions you'll be having as a cop at Davis LTD won't be positive, because the worst of the worst goes there. That being said, Davis LTD should remain a containment area for sub-par roleplayers and they should get a swift deportation to GTA:World LC.

Thank you @Fireworks, can you make me a portrait?

Username: $400,000 Comment: Giraldi's resignation is nothing more than a self-serving tantrum, showing his true colors. Accusations of being abusive and manipulative confirmed as he blames everyone else, cloaking his bitterness in data. His contempt for valid criticism is appalling. No humility, no accountability, no loss. Good riddance!

I've called the non-emergency police line before when G6 was speeding with amber lights on, not yielding, and ganging up on a public street open-carrying. I've also once pulled the C.E.O. of G6 over for speeding and failure to yield, and fined him for it.

A check can be made to see if there's already a character without the dash in the name, and vice versa.

Detailed Description Allow specific special characters such as "-" in first or last names. Plenty of names world wide have special such as those in them, and it'd allow players to fully immerse themselves into their character. Relevant Commands/Items How will it benefit the server? Common Korean names often include a hyphen, this alone should already be a sufficient reason to add it. But many other countries around the world also use hyphens for marriages, or also for their first names. This also means that names don't have to get recycled as often. Example names: Anne-Marie Smith Jean-Pierre Dupont Mary-Jo Sullivan João-Paulo Silva Maria-Luisa Fernandez Lee-Ann Chung Jae-Ho Park Sue-Ellen Johnson Billy-Ray Harris Rosa-Maria Gonzalez Pierre-Luc Martin Ji-Sung Kim Mi-Young Choi Jean-Michel Lefevre Claire-Louise Bennett

IC is IC.

I've actually seen foraging shrooms be implemented in a SAMP RP server before. It was fun.

That really puts the whole "IC is IC" in a new perspective.

Unused RAM is wasted RAM.

Uhhhhh no? In general the integrated GPU you find in a Ryzen is much better than what OP has.

I don't see that as a reason for a no. As long as it provides good roleplay for those participating in it, I see it as a positive.

ULSA actually has forum sections where you're only able to see your own thread, or if you've got permission to view all threads. Not sure which phpbb plugin they use, but it's possible.

Which is a shame, because bodycams could allow for more free corruption roleplay. This corruption roleplay could be countered by the bodycam. There's been instances where cops do blatant corrupt actions right on bodycam, such as planting drugs inside of cars or on people. Most cops already patrol mostly inside of their vehicles and keep their cars (and therefore dashcam) pointed at the action already, so a "bodycam" would probably only benefit long foot chases or foot and bike patrols.

** The review is uploaded by an account called “InSecure” to a review site. ** I am writing this review to express my absolute outrage and deep dissatisfaction with the security service provided by Gruppe Sechs (G6) at a local nightlife establishment. As someone who is currently licensed as a security guard with years of experience, I am appalled by the disgraceful and unprofessional behavior displayed by the G6 team. The only positive aspect of their service was their punctuality, but that's where it ended. From the moment the establishment opened, the G6 security guards demonstrated sheer incompetence and a severe lack of professionalism. One of the guards interacted with a patron at the bar, and the situation almost spiraled out of control. Despite eventually de-escalating the issue, the guard failed to clarify his reasons for approaching the patron in this manner. Such unprofessional conduct is simply inexcusable, particularly in a bustling nightlife environment. In another bewildering incident, the doorman guard recklessly abandoned his post, without any communication, to chase someone who slipped past him. Engaging in a pointless wild goose chase, he left the entrance unguarded and vulnerable. Upon his return, he was easily distracted by another patron inquiring about a different guard's badge number. It took my intervention to steer the guards back to their duties. Additionally, the interior security guard repeatedly went outside to antagonize the individual asking for the badge number, who was now recording. In a blatant disregard for the law, the guard inappropriately told the individual to stop recording, despite the San Andreas Penal Code, Video & Audio Recording Policy (Section 1409), which states: "The State of San Andreas affords the right of individuals to film and or record others, without consent, unless a reasonable person would have the expectation of privacy. Public places should always negate this expectation of privacy." This guard also attempted to instigate a conflict with someone else outside, whom we assume to be a minor, for reasons that remain incomprehensible. Throughout the night, I was forced to provide guidance and best practices to the G6 team in an attempt to maintain a semblance of safety and security for our guests. The fact that I had to step in as a customer is alarming and underscores the abysmal quality of service provided by Gruppe Sechs. The situation culminated in the doorman guard being physically assaulted without a weapon and taken down by an unknown assailant. This shocking incident went unreported by the security team, and it was only brought to our attention by an observant friend and off-duty law enforcement officer. The G6 guards exhibited pitiful communication skills, an essential trait for a profession that demands quick response and clarity. Frankly, the security provided by Gruppe Sechs was a disastrous liability rather than a help, especially considering their outrageous rate of $6000 per hour per guard. As a currently licensed security guard, I cannot fathom recommending Gruppe Sechs (G6) for any security needs. Their abhorrent lack of professionalism, dismal communication, and utter inability to manage potential conflicts put both the venue and patrons in grave danger. I sincerely hope that this feedback will be taken to heart by Gruppe Sechs management. ** The site only allows the reviewed business to reply to the review. **

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I'm pretty sure that cops are required to tell someone if they're able to auto-bail. That being said, a lot of cops don't want to deal with bail for some reason and I think that's a shame. I see discretionary bail as a good way to reward good roleplay. Edit: Here is an easy Excel sheet cops can use to determine bail and whatnot. Not sure who made it but I've been using it. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jlu8AltrHmOR192CAhznfsfZBxrv6_EMGuXFW7SwRdU/edit#gid=35191157