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I do not want a car that someone I've never met can "ssh" into, or any other remote access method. Think I will be holding on to my ten year-old car as long as
by claydavisss 8y ago
I do not want a car that someone I've never met can "ssh" into, or any other remote access method.
Think I will be holding on to my ten year-old car as long as possible.
- komali2 8y agoI mean, I feel you, they'll pry my manually driven motorcycle out of my cold, dead, hands. But I bet any automated vehicle can be remotely accessed somehow... most of the trains in Taipei are automated and I'd argue that's the cleanest, fastest, bestest train system I ever been on in my life.
- marssaxman 8y agoI hear you there! I'm planning to keep on maintaining my 1992 Land Rover indefinitely, because I don't trust these systems.
- marshray 8y agoYou're still going to be sharing the highway with them.
- LinuxBender 8y agoI thought about that as well. I am looking at a remote part of snow country. Every time someone says something can't be hacked in to, my coworkers prove them wrong, using tools that are already installed on the victim hosts.