#Daytons

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1957 Chevrolet Belair Lowrider on Dayton Wheels

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Ride Out

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Best in Low Exhibition @ The Petersen Museum 2025

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A 17-year-old high school student in Dayton, Ohio, has been fined and placed under house arrest after authorities discovered he had hacked into the city’s outdated traffic control system and quietly fixed the timing of several major intersections.

Kameron Price, a self-taught coder and robotics club member, reportedly used a Raspberry Pi and a decommissioned school-issued Chromebook to gain access to the municipal traffic grid. Over the course of several weeks, he rewrote the timing logic for at least five major lights along West 3rd Street—drastically reducing backups during rush hour and syncing green lights to reduce stop-and-go congestion.

“He didn’t disable anything or cause danger,” said a traffic engineer speaking on condition of anonymity. “Honestly, his code was more efficient than what we were using.”

But city officials said the changes violated multiple laws, including unauthorized access to a government system and interference with public infrastructure. Kameron was cited under a local ordinance pertaining to unauthorized modification of municipal services—a misdemeanor typically reserved for utility tampering.

According to Kameron’s parents, he initially took it on as a side project after watching his bus get stuck at the same broken intersection every morning for weeks. “It would take longer to go three blocks than it did to get across town,” his mom explained. “He got tired of watching everyone waste gas and time just sitting there.”

Public reaction has been overwhelmingly in Kameron’s favor. A video of the intersection running smoother than it has in years has gone viral, and a local radio host dubbed him the Subway Surfer of traffic flow. Online petitions calling for the fine to be dropped have already surpassed 50,000 signatures.

“Honestly, give the kid a job,” one commenter wrote. “He’s doing more for this city than whoever programmed those lights in 1998.”

So the more I look into this story (found on Facebook so I never should have trusted it) on Google, the less I find it to be, ya know, true.

Also, the image below the purported mugshot might be the most AI thing I've seen in a goodong (typo, but keeping it because a goodong while is longer than a good long while, you know it is) while. I try to be less shit about just posting stuff I find without verification, but I'd been up for hours doing backbreaking labor (my back is not happy) getting my folks through SeaTac along with their luggage.

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can't reach her. serenity has no issue doing what...or whoever is convenient for her.

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Little Miss Sunshine (2006)

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Sebastian Stan and his characters

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tcsm pieces from last october

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teen titans doom patrol doodles i did at school today

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SEBASTIAN STAN as DAYTON WHITE Logan Lucky (2017) | dir. Steven Soderbergh

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Hopping into the Mikuverse with ultra-specific west-central Ohio Miku

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back home. Dayton and Jonah arrive to Windenburg for Spring Break and are given a not so warm welcome by his grandma, Diedre.

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I see a lot of hate from people in USAmerica towards Ohio and as a guy who's lived in Ohio and driven through it many times on the way to Canada, I feel I'm somewhat qualified to say the resolution to the "Ohio sucks" problem is we give as much of it as physically possible back to the authority of the First Nations people who used to freely live on the land and had it stolen from them.

I support all bank ownership of homes, farms, and other properties being transferred to the authority of the First Nations people and anyone who wishes to continue to live in the portions being given back should be allowed to do so, by way of paying their mortgages/rents directly to the descendants of the original/rightful "owners" and inhabitants of the land. Obviously, this would take some work and not be an easy transition for anyone involved, but just because something is difficult and complicated to do doesn't mean it's not the correct choice.

A lot of Ohio's history has been forgotten and outright erased as part of the constant and deliberate effort to suppress and eradicate the people who lived on this land before it was invaded by settlers. And tbh if you live in Ohio and don't want to live under the authority of the people who have real rights to the land, then just as we forced out, killed, suppressed, and drove them away, then you can also be forced out and driven away.

If you're more scared of your home being owned by people of First Nations descent than that of a bank then you're both an idiot and need to reassess your opinions on humanity. A bank will be quicker to kick you out on your ass, sell everything you own, and leave you with nothing than any real human being who you've been poisoned into believing less of would - and any animosity and distrust felt towards white folks is fully and unequivocally deserved. We do not deserve their respect, we have not earned it, and we continue to not earn it.

Stop talking about letting other countries "colonize" us to "fix" the fascism problem in the country right now and start believing in and working towards real, positive change that does not leave behind people who have been brutalized and whose rights have been systematically denied by a government built on white supremacy and destruction.

If you hate Ohio, you should support this.

If you love Ohio, you should support this.

If you're indifferent to Ohio, you should support this.

If you've never heard of Ohio, you should thank your lucky stars and still support this.

The Forgotten History of Ohio’s Indigenous Peoples

One State-Many Nations: Native Americans of Ohio

Ohio Native Tribes: History & Locations

The Forgotten History of Ohio’s Indigenous Peoples

What Are the Six Main Indian Tribes in Ohio?

Ohio’s Indigenous History is Part of Everyone’s History