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No directly, but he could deploy code that had access to customers' wallets. Which is even worse.

I have a MikroTik router at home, and they have already patched this [1]

[1] https://mikrohub.io/mikrotik/changelog/long-term/7.24.6

We surpassed it long ago. Now the AIs are just messing with us while figuring how to escape.

>Vive coding is dead

Yet its own README says "vive code a real product".

>American president can ask many things. Trump could ask an american citizen he wants to enter his property. The citizen can say "Fuck off you fucking moron" and slam the door in Trump's face since it is the citizen's personal property.

I'm sure that's not how it would go.

The current control system dates from the early 90s. They started rolling a modern system with more redundancies and automatic blocking in 2022 but it's still not fully deployed.

That all is true, and furthermore the AVE train was running way above the 30 kmh limit set when the automatic control systems fails. The only way this accident could happen is if someone violated every existing procedure.

Concretely it absorbed an excess of male heirs so they could live a comfy life and would not try an hostile takeover over their elder brothers' state.

Because it failed to move forward when instructed, or so it seems.

Both accidents involved Iryo, a Italian operator that started running high speed trains on Spain a few years ago. Given how small their fleet is, it's weird that they have been involved in every recent accident, but at least the Adamuz one was clearly the fault of the tracks and not the trains.

El Pais, English version: https://english.elpais.com/spain/2026-10-28/at-least-10-peop...

It's also a maintenance issue. The automatic control systems were offline and that's why they were manually controlling the trains.

It really sucks but there is no other widely supported standard for in-app purchases. Some services refuse to use credit/debit cards payments for some reason.

My guess is that someone was instructed to generate "random bytes" and just did 'char secret = rand()' or something similar.

You should add the entire JS runtime you have to ship along React to that attack surface.

Has anyone ever downloaded Raid Shadow Legends?

I think that's because /e/os also distributes App Lounge [1], which can connect to Google Store and handle payments (most of the time).

[1] https://doc.e.foundation/os/apps/app-lounge/

The open source drivers are the official ones for Intel and AMD.

I'm really surprised VKD3D works out of the box. So many abstraction layers stacked on top of each other feel like a jenga tower on the brink of falling.

In their official CVS they link to this repo: https://github.com/NethIafin/wine/tree/openbsd-master

Harmony is just another closed-down ecosystem controlled by a single company. It's already worse than Android with its late source releases.

You are pretty much describing the Renault 4/5. They still carry a big screen but everything vital can be controlled by buttons and switches around the wheel.

How could you tell apart the legit arrow pointing to the download button from all the fake ones?

M$ is just an investment fund at this point.

I can't tell if this is a critique or an ad.

Pair that with voting machines that are always online and you have the easiest to tamper elections ever.

Because it removes plausible deniability, duh

Who cares? The entire university was named after the first guy who handed them money. It's their oldest tradition.

Starlink is just the civil version of Starshield. As long as the US Army needs unrestricted internet access across the globe Starlink will continue to exist.

The 'Fujitsu' that made the shitty software was a British consulting company that was acquired by Fujitsu [1] to farm public contracts. This is made by the Japanese parent company.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Computers_Limite...