Sure, if we’re talking about code vulnerabilities only. It’s most likely a compromised root cert though.
Agreed. Hopefully the dude gets a FAT payout for being publicly harassed by the police.
I believe it was Goldmember
They also have backdoors in most implementations of TLS, according to a person I know who worked government security.
This worked better than any image to 3D model I’ve tried so far.
How about running scientific payloads and testing new EVA suits? The Polaris Dawn missions are absolutely not joyrides like we’ve seen other billionaires do.
No one, but he did pay Musk to go to space aboard Crew Dragon, and to do a spacewalk in a SpaceX EVA suit.
I mean, the dude loves space so much he paid out of pocket to go there. He’s a real pilot and real astronaut. Not a bad sign at all.
On the other hand we should always be wary of putting the rich in charge of things.
Not trusting the provider of that tech is a damn good reason to be skeptical of something a person (disabled or otherwise) puts in their brain.
It doesn’t have to be a hack, it could also just be incompetence. And judging by Tesla’s software track record, I’m not terribly confident in the overall safety of that device.
Very long article with very little substance.
Because that would require an extremely high orbital inclination. The vast majority of weapons packages in space would be angled more like Starlink to cover only habitable areas of the world.
I’m not happy about it either. It’s an abuse of power, no matter whose side the guy is on. This just further degrades the office of the president into a self-serving free-for-all.
Not only that, but the character in that profile pic often sprouts cat ears when she has strong feelings.
Indeed, it’s a pre-game forced ad. No other explanation required.
In this case, it’s almost charming to use AI slop to represent invasive advertiser slop.
Even BoingBoing is going all in on the anti-adblock popups, sad.
Oh yeah, the big infotainment system could definitely be a factor in bad driving.
Also thanks for pointing out the methodology on how they’re counting fatalities, that easily scratches one item off my list.
I believe you, but do you have any data to support your claim?
Which is odd, because most electric vehicles (including some models of the Tesla) have better crash ratings due to having a crumple zone where the engine would be. Assuming that’s still true, there must be another factor that tips the balance towards deadly accidents. Some thoughts:
Right, this would be a MitM vulnerability, which could be reasonably viable for targeted attacks.