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by mavhc 3y ago
Everyone? Or more people. There's definitely more people
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by mavhc 3y ago
I only use the subscribed tab, if that runs out of videos, I stop watching
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by mavhc 3y ago
Faster just to crack it
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by mavhc 3y ago
It works for years
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by mavhc 3y ago
So it has a method to control forward and reverse? And a second method using AI, and a third using the capacitive buttons?
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by mavhc 3y ago
Pretty sure it has forward/reverse control It's all about cost cutting to make EVs cheaper to buy
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by mavhc 3y ago
Tesla sell more EVs in USA than everyone else combined, partially because they can cut prices. Is any other company even making a profit selling EVs in USA?
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by mavhc 3y ago
Tesla acquired Hibar Systems in 2019, and Siilion in 2021
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by mavhc 3y ago
Can't make a cheap EV until you can make enough cheap batteries
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by mavhc 3y ago
Video is over a year old. Their website is offline https://www.z-anatomy.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20230601122004/https://www.z-ana... is the newest crawl of it but it doesn'
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by mavhc 3y ago
Studies show that there's enough studies to claim any type of car is more reliable, usually by (not) adding in people who complain about bluetooth etc. Or lumping expensive EV sports car tyres in with everyone else
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by mavhc 3y ago
Why would they need to buy a new phone every 2 years anyway? Buy a cheap phone, use it for 4 years at least
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by mavhc 3y ago
Don't see a related post on the blog pages https://wlmager.com/author/wlmager/page/3/
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by mavhc 3y ago
What's the chance the computer was also on the bank's internal LAN?
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by mavhc 3y ago
Except they appear to have done this in 2013, at least 13 years after people were using it for local internal dns
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by mavhc 3y ago
Only technical people need to know such things though, in this case, farmers
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by mavhc 3y ago
Indeed, but no need for everyone to care about such technical terms Also who's farming crows?
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by mavhc 3y ago
During the pandemic people in Japan had to travel to get documents stamped
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by mavhc 3y ago
Assuming anyone is reading that email account
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by mavhc 3y ago
Do you know what the name for a baby cow is? It's: baby cow and a male cow is called: a male cow
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by mavhc 3y ago
Indeed, everyone else isn't interested in security for their cars
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by mavhc 3y ago
Says they needed 3 zero day bugs to get room on the modem, nothing about controlling any other part of the system How come other cars aren't submitted to Pwn2Own?
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by mavhc 3y ago
Except the "coping with dial on demand" part of the software was brand new, not even finished for the pilot. Not sure a sometimes offline distributed database where data is temp stored on POS machines is such an easy thing to writ
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by mavhc 3y ago
Except there's 20,000 POS, sometimes multiple per shop, with dial up ISDN on POS machine 1 per shop, except a few rural systems that need satellites
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by mavhc 3y ago
Not sure that if you pay extra for vPro on your computer and it comes with a vPro sticker on the front, that counts as a rootkit. Well, except for the 100s of bugs in vPro that cause it to completely insecure...
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by mavhc 3y ago
The OP's code has REM based assembly it in to save space
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by mavhc 3y ago
It's the default. Isn't putting your private keys on the internet the thing we're trying to avoid?
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by mavhc 3y ago
I can't login to a website from my desktop any more because I enabled passkeys, and my desktop doesn't have bluetooth to talk to my phone. Nor does anyone say what version of bluetooth is required
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by mavhc 3y ago
They were using Riposte from https://www.eschergroup.com/riposte-platform/ and Oracle. They were using dial up ISDN lines to send the data back, but Riposte didn't support that, or scale to 20k terminals, so that
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by mavhc 3y ago
Pretty much every EU EV uses CCS2, and certain Tesla Superchargers allow 3rd party access, there's about 50 in Italy according to their app

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