The (many) processors on modern cars are perfectly capable of handling a cryptographic handshake to make a completely local decision about unlocking. Between the touchscreen and processors, they are perfectly capable of letting the owner do the key management. There is no reason they can't interact with a smart phone over bluetooth to unlock.

Instead, the idiot manufacturers tie it all to the mothership where a single vulnerability can affect thousands of people all at once.

Perhaps name someone in a formal paper document and seal it in an envelope marked "In case a bus hits me".

TV stations supported only by ad revenue manage OK, so why can't streaming with ad revenue AND subscription fees manage it? Sure, they have to have a really good internet connection, but they don't need a radio tower and transmission + FCC costs + radio engineers (an ever shrinking profession).

Alternatively, require companies to pay into an annuity fund backed by insurance.

Since a pension is in effect deferred payroll, going before bonds should be a matter of law.

Probably most who make it to the hospital are found by someone else.

They said in right in the summary. Given by the emergency department (ER) or used by first responders (paramedics).

Since clearing the CO is extremely urgent, I assume IV push would be preferred. Since it's a protein, I doubt inhaling it would be effective.

I doubt it would be over the counter just because of needing to give it by IV.

Since the employees worked there in consideration of the eventual pension, slashing it should be considered outright financial fraud. In cases of bankruptcy, the pension funding should be first in line for whatever remains.

In the same way that it's possible that the next time I trip, the wind will suddenly align just right and stand me back up unharmed. It's possible. But I'm still going to make sure to tie my shoes.

And yet, they still can't factor a 2 digit number without cheating. Note that with the cheats employed, a Commodore Vic-20 can do it faster and costs significantly less to buy or operate.

Jellyfish leave nuke plant in a jam?

Just to see, I asked Google as well and it said 2-8%.

That would make 18% significant, but with a high false positive rate.

Ubuntu LTS has 10 years + an extra two of "legacy" support.

On the contrary, I would suggest that MS could have used a few code reviews like that over the years.

No F bombs, no anatomical suggestions. Unlikely to leave nothing but a smoking pair of shoes if said in person...

If she was a 23 year old known ammosexual, I might agree, but she's 13 and said a 13 year old thing "Kill all the Mexicos" with a 13 year old level of thought.