That's precisely the point though... This way they allow people normal use of their phones but limit some specific usage which results in them still using these phones which should be generally controlled and safe.

The alternative would be that they have both a work and a private phone which results in people using a completely unsecured and unmonitored phone in the same environment. Besides it being stupid to have to carry 2 phones, it's also a far greater security risk because many people use phones without security updates and/or long after security updates have ceased.

It's running 12.5A per wire through that little cable with a total of up to 50A if you've got it overclocked. A temperature sensor in addition to the many other temperature sensors wouldn't be all that strange honestly.

It's a case of the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Japan is not a fan of the US, but they dislike China even more

I've been using KeePassXC for a while and have been very happy with it. In my experience it's been better than Bitwarden and having everything Open Source is very nice as well

This type of caching is the main reason to use sites like cdnjs. If it won't be cached for you, you might as well store all files on your own cdn.

Read the comment again, that's not what he said: "this should be controlled by the user".
Having anti-virus programs isn't a bad thing, but it should be an opt-in permission.

With the massive lay-offs at Tesla recently I have to wonder, was this man simply layed off because of poor performance and trying to get money some other way now?

I'm not saying Tesla isn't racist, I have no clue what goes on in the company but it seems that he's been happy to work at the "racist" company until he got fired.

I assumed it was base64, in which case we still have quite a few characters to go. Perhaps less if we don't consider case, but still :)

Translators only translate languages, not culture. Wars are still likely

Of course you can drive stoned. It will impair your reaction time a bit, but to be fair... It's probably still better than most older drivers can manage.

As far as I know all exploded notes were caused by using cheap and broken usb cables so I'm not sure that point is valid.

Imho there is only 1 valid measurement for cloud solutions, how much will certain performance cost you. And you can only really find out by testing it for _your_ specific goal. Some apps require more cpu, others more disk, others more ram... there's no single number to indicate your price/performance index.

Well, the question here is. Given that 26.2% at 15 fps, does that make the probability of a detection within a second (1-.262)^15 = .010491689? So less than one percent?

Or is it far larger because the results are not actually independent?

I've never really understood the stupid luggage limits, I'm a fairly light guy so why do I have to pay more for a few kilos of extra luggage while the person next to me weighs 30 kilos more? It's never really been about the weight but just about adding costs... and this should have happened a long time ago ;)

Different SSD, different target...

What would you expect? Loading games and applications is mostly about reading a large block as data as fast as possible and your CPU processing it. The CPU is the larger limit if not the actual transfer speed. Random IO (where these are much faster) is not that big of an issue for most games.