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Who and what are you trying to protect from? ICE/NSA will hack your phone, and all you can do as an amateur is to make their life harder (and raise their suspicion even more)

Not ROMs but OrBit is a "OrBit is PC software for diagnostics, configuration, and software flashing for newer Volvo and Polestar vehicles".

American Polestars can, for example, enable their adaptive headlights using OrBit.

https://spaycetech.com/

I mentioned that in another thread, but banks have a legal obligation to to assess and mitigate risks in the service they give to you- you, personally, might be tech savvy enough to understand what you are doing but most people are not and the bank is held accountable when something bad happens.

This is why they limit service to certain devices or OS versions, even when it comes at the expense of convenience.

I suppose the regulation will not mention "rooted devices" but will talk about the bank's obligation for risks and mitigations

Me too, including integration with GitHub Copilot

In the Nordics and the Netherlands language will not be a barrier for immigration, everybody speaks English at work and mostly outside of work.

Isn't buying a SIM traceable by itself? if for example the shop has CCTV recordings or the email where you got the eSIM

Actually tylervigen's first web.archive capture is from May 9th 2014, but you are right I used the wrong word

Did they quote https://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations ?

It could be invisible if you send it from within the operator's network after breaking (physically) into it, and then deleting your tracks

perplexity offered me those:

https://github.com/awslabs/git-secrets

https://www.infracloud.io/blogs/prevent-secret-leaks-in-repo...

https://www.reddit.com/r/git/comments/1h1r0ep/best_practices...

In addition GitGuardian cost something around $220/year per developer which is not too bad

> "requires a fully attentive driver and will display a series of escalating warnings requiring driver response."

I understand the reasoning behind it, but watching the video () of the test shows that the car did not warn the driver, and even if it did it was speeding too much leaving almost no time for a driver to respond

Disclaimer- I have never used FSD before

() https://dawnproject.com/the-dawn-project-and-tesla-takedowns...

> It's one of those core innovations like double-entry bookkeeping making things more fair.

How is Double-entry bookkeeping making things more fair or not? it's just a better technical solution to a problem accountants faced

Blue (or light blue) is also being researched as it is mentioned in the bible and important for Judaism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tekhelet

My best decision was not making any hard decision, it did took me through some unexpected twists and turns but overall I think I ended up in a rather good place

Since you compare it to Docker Desktop, is there a more comprehensive comparison? Except for the obvious support, what else do you miss or gain compared to the paid Docker Desktop?

You don't give enough information here to properly answer, but generally speaking you take the credit the same way that you take responsibility for it.

Answering from a customer point of view- sensitive, regulated or simply old fashioned industries will want to avoid using SaaS for sensitive material like credentials. I think that the main challenge I faced, again as a customer, is support and maintenance- your software will run on an endless variety of platforms using different versions of it by people with varying competence levels and you'll need to support all of them

Repeating what others have written based on my experience at the bank i work for- business offering will not use or save you data, and for more sensitive material we simply host it on prem

I am tempted to say yes, but how do we separate culture from language?

Please, please please choose a different name than xray. There are too many tools named xray, and it creates confusion

> she thought my sister had maybe a one-third chance of dying on the table and that was enough for me

But what was the alternative? I understand that you didn't get an answer, but the alternative of not operating could have been worst

With low glasses correction you won't notice a big difference, but you will get more fatigued

You can have a dedicated account for your card, in theory you can create an account per valid card and cancel it afterwards or at least nullify it

Come up with a better system and you will be rich. "Better" should be scalable, measurable, objective etc.

Which makes you dependent on a third party, that doesn't necessarily have the motive to keep it updated. Having a mobile as a secondary key is a better idea, my Polestar 2 has keys, but also an app that can use Face ID (or the equivalent Android security measure) to drive the car. Once the app is set up you don't need to carry the physical keys.

This is as easy to break and and susceptible to theft as keyless, so what's the benefit?

Battery life maybe? AFAIK most of the remotes works one way only, they don't have a receiver and very low processing power.

It's mandatory as part of the SDLC and support by appropriate tooling, unfixed higher level vulnerabilities are periodically tracked by middle-upper management

At the risk of repeating others- - liability - a one liner is not a good feedback, proper feedback requires a lot of resources (time mainly but not only) - we reject multiple candidates per position, getting back to each consumes a lot of time - most of the times the "you are not a good match" is the right feedback, there is nothing to improve and I am not going to educate people about career improvements