It’s easier for people to get Bitcoin, Iran could deal with the cleaning / mixing themselves after. This is already going to create friction so keeping it lower might help?

The poor FBI has kinda triggered a Streisand effect. We used this thing no one knows about to win a case and shit now they know about it and are turning it off!

Maybe try reading what you try to use as a point against them?

Interestingly, the study attributes the problems to the drivers not the cars.

Its like the BMW drivers are dicks, not that the car isnt safe.

AP accidents happen because idiots do things like keep the foot on the accelerator while fumbling their phone and trying to get it from the footwell or just dont pay attention. DONT BE THAT PERSON.

Edit: to add, if you’re an idiot who already uses their phone while driving, I do believe that they are likely being even bigger idiots when they have something like AP, but these people were always using their phones while driving. It might even attract them to it and bring more idiots than usual to any specific brand.

I think lot of people not too serious about buying electric dont really understand the savings either.

They see a bigger monthly payment and dont account for how much in gas they’ll pay, plus some of the extra more immediate maintenance like oil changes. Its harder to think about the longer term maintenance though.

Ive had that issue as well, deeplinks can be fickle creatures if the app isnt perfectly set up and youre potentially in a spot it fails in.

Oh I honestly didnt understand there’s a perpetual database you can go back and look at, I didnt even know i had one on android, I just turned that off.

I understood it as they need a database to hold the notifications you should be shown and it gets purged eventually kinda thing.

As a history it makes sense, and that its something that can leak.

Also if you leave it on, uninstalling an app should definitely purge its history.

Apple has gone out of their way to fuck with the government trying to get data from people phones, I really don’t think this was something done on purpose to help them.

The data has to be stored somewhere to be shown, so a temporary spot existing isn’t a surprise. It almost sounds more like lazy developers not thinking the government could access the history that only gets purged after X amount of time, instead of continually being pruned.

Yikes! That is insane ontop of the already insaneness of the banning.

They have considerably less energy density yes, but that was also the case for LFP batteries in the past.

LFP batteries have improved now though over the years and can now go quite reasonable distances, making the more expensive higher energy density batteries like NCM only needed for the longer range or performance variants.

The same should happen to the sodium based batteries, and LFP will eventually get to the point of the longer range types in the future.

Eventually, the range of the higher density types won’t be needed, and they’ll simply start including fewer cells of them to get the sweet point range which will then bring their costs / weight down when compared to lower density types, but it’s possible by that point maybe the lower density types simply dominate due to their general lesser cost?

All of this of course assuming something like solid state batteries don’t have their breakthrough low cost long lifespan moment.

What’s the purpose of keeping a history of seen notifications in a database? That shit should be being automatically purged if it needs to exist to show it, after its been dismissed.

I wonder if this revelation will trigger a change in how it works, since apple has often tried to do things securely?

If its not signed its easier to fake and people would be at risk of installing malicious software. Its Microsofts platform so it needs the Microsoft signature.

You dont have to sign it, but signing it has benefits. And while Microsoft can revoke it, that doesnt mean they cant still ship the unsigned software.

Whoa, I heard about banning non US routers, they also banned firmware updates on existing hardware?

Could you in theory demand a refund from the government if you were willing to switch to their backdoor US hardware now?

Doesn’t it? You get the option to use it knowing its got extra security against hackers, but no security against Microsoft or state actors who can demand the keys.

Have you seen the most incredible file system called pifs?

https://github.com/philipl/pifs

It literally stores every single file ever created or will be created for the existence of all the universe.

OpenClaw has sent you a cease and desist.

Maybe your grandma who doesn’t understand that, shouldn’t be installing unverified apps without someone like yours guidance? That’s not a hard concept if they’re going as far as installing something else not from a store.

The actual notification telling you there is a message shouldn’t contain the content if its sensitive, it should only carry an ID to said message, and im certain this is what signal does. Thats like the most utter basic thing about notifications.

Once that notification arrives, the system decides what to show you after fetching the message from the ID in the background. You can opt to keep that private or show it.

In this case if you opt to show it, it leaks.

Shit, i guess we better rewrite EVERYTHING in RUST!

Ya, they were pretty spot on IMO.

With Claude Code being able to run stuff it creates, it could be as simple as it’s in a sandbox, it finds out there’s an exploit in the sandbox while you ask it to work on security things, and it tests the code, it breaks the sandbox, and now it has permissions outside it.