M95D

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841.
by M95D 1y ago
IMDB Virtual Terminal Browser. I was hoping for a console browser.
842.
by M95D 1y ago
Stiff clutch with high engagement point is a sign of wear and should be replaced.
843.
by M95D 1y ago
Would you please stop trying to execute code on my computer just to show me a document?
844.
by M95D 1y ago
Not likely, because they're extremely short range (one centimeter or so). The attacker would need to turn the duplicate key in the ignition exactly at the time the other attacker bumps into the owner, exactly on the correct side where
845.
by M95D 1y ago
In my Windows, it wouldn't be a problem. The firewall I use would pop up for any new program that tries to connect somewhere. But Linux doesn't have a per-program firewall. ... and even if it did, there's no way to do popup
846.
by M95D 1y ago
The only security update for those is removal . Immobilizers via RFID chip were never broken AFAIK.
847.
by M95D 1y ago
I'm not opposed to a player connected to a phone or other network, but that player doesn't need to be on the CAN bus, or any other car bus. Car speed for volume control, steering wheel buttons, lights, etc. can be communicated f
848.
by M95D 1y ago
You would prefer a cutting-edge nightmare? It's no longer possible to not be a nightmare. Companies no longer employ devs for life to keep the system functional and up-to-date, and (most probably) no devs would stay in such a role for
849.
by M95D 1y ago
> people interested in buying cars under $35,000 would rather have the option for more basic vehicles in order to keep costs down and repairs simple. See the problem? It's right there in the quote. Car manufacturers are in the busin
850.
by M95D 1y ago
That's only because an electric car with an ICE generator trailer is in legal limbo. PS: It must be a monstrosity of a generator, min. 50 KW, not the toys that some companies showed as investor bait. [1] [1] https://gajitz.c
851.
by M95D 1y ago
And I wish we could change course a little bit, away from the sun.
852.
by M95D 1y ago
And if the ship misses one catch, trajectory changes and it misses all the next ones that were already on their way.
853.
by M95D 1y ago
But then, email always was the only authentication. On any site, click "forgot password" and promptly they send you a reset password link. Very few sites have a challenge question.
854.
by M95D 1y ago
What about tolerance? Will it need increasing doses to be effective?
855.
by M95D 1y ago
> I'm just sad that so few people know anything about how sysfs/uevents/udev work Here's the opportunity to write a blog post about it.
856.
by M95D 1y ago
I know about italics, but this is intentional; I'm expressing outrage.
857.
by M95D 1y ago
Maybe the silence of the turbines when the water runs out ...
858.
by M95D 1y ago
It's amazing how legislation is updated so quickly for tech updates used by citizens, but multiple decades later for tech updates used by corporations.
859.
by M95D 1y ago
If you don't like udev (and I don't blame you, I hate it too), you can do the exact same thing with mdev or acpid.
860.
by M95D 1y ago
You won't be able to switch it off for long. See how many phones still have that option! [1] In the end what matters is always money. Always. What brings more money? TiVo or buyer-owned device? You think 5% of technically competent pot
861.
by M95D 1y ago
Add (2006) to title.
862.
by M95D 1y ago
None of those were split. They're still the same big monopoly/oligopoly companies. So there's nothing happening that could be considered as antitrust.
863.
by M95D 1y ago
> [...] systems that only trust the new certificate and not the old one would refuse to boot older Linux, wouldn't support old graphics cards, and also wouldn't boot old versions of Windows. Nobody wants that [...] EVERYBODY wa
864.
by M95D 1y ago
In my country, obtaining a permit to build something is so very complicated and long that most people prefer to just build and then pay the fine for building without permits.
865.
by M95D 1y ago
Oh, no, you were not! The fact that it's way worse now, doesn't mean you had "great progress" before.
866.
by M95D 1y ago
Why would an air-gapped network need public certs? Or how would they update them except manually? Then why would they automate the monitoring? Just issue them locally (within the airgapped network) and keep track of them based on issue date
867.
by M95D 1y ago
I try to avoid big <anything> manufacturers by default.
868.
by M95D 1y ago
I hope it doesn't boot without internet! (Because I'm probably in a target zone.)
869.
by M95D 1y ago
They could have used punched cards - they're EMP resistant! /s
870.
by M95D 1y ago
Average of what? All of car models available? All actual cars available to be bought? Cars that are actually sold, not just sitting in lots like Teslas?

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