A month!
isVeryLoud
joined 2 years ago
You know these are volunteers that work for free, right?
It's like $23 for family in Canada.
Wild.
It's not about being right or wrong, they know what they're doing. Quit giving them the benefit of the doubt.
They want to derail discourse so they can apply their politically expedient talking points without competition or questioning.
It's basically the tactic of adding noise to a discourse to derail the conversation, thus preventing conversation altogether and keeping factual information from being accessible.
Good idea, stupid name.
Excellent for causing FUD.
No, this will not increase the amount of kernel panics you see. It just makes them more informational to the average person. Technical folks can disable it, non-technical folks won't know how to enable it, so on by default it is.
The "thingy" looks like anal beads.
You're welcome.
I want to stab you 20 times.
You don't want to be stabbed at all.
Let's compromise and stab you 10 times.
Decent encryption can be pretty quick and transparent these days.
Besides, things related to windows, doors, ignition, etc. could be required to be encrypted, while split-second things like air bags could be unencrypted.
This means an attacker who, e.g. bashes your fancy LED headlight to get to the CAN bus within can only do things like trigger your air bags, which isn't very productive for them.
Mmmm, confit errors 😋🍽️
Gboard keeps correcting my its to it's >:(
Correct, but I'm seeing a lot of abusive criticism in this thread, where we bash the devs rather than the code. That's where I draw the line.
Also, when criticizing work, it should be kept constructive rather than just hurling generic statements and insults. A well formulated thought is more likely to change things than a toxic, meaningless rage-induced rant.