Comment Could it tho? (Score 1) 44
Could The Next Big Solar Storm Fry the Grid?
Yes, it could.
Comment You found something that suits you (Score 2) 48
And then
Well, to be brief, Firefly.
Fuck you very much!
Well, to be brief, Firefly.
Fuck you very much!
Comment Feeds (Score 1) 47
..of the future! now that would be news.
Comment Time to give up (Score 1) 20
Cant win from Sony. I'll end my account and burn the ps5. bye!
Comment Offer? (Score 1) 338
Maybe you should't offer this then.
To be frank, it isn't his (the customer) problem.
If you don't want us to fly, that's fine, coz you can go fuck yourselves.
Enjoy your fleet of planes. bye!
To be frank, it isn't his (the customer) problem.
If you don't want us to fly, that's fine, coz you can go fuck yourselves.
Enjoy your fleet of planes. bye!
Comment Re:Well, so much for security. (Score 1) 47
From the wiki page: CAN is a low-level protocol and does not support any security features intrinsically.
There is also no encryption in standard CAN implementations, which leaves these networks open to man-in-the-middle frame interception.
It is up to the manufacturers to implement something like security. It is just an open serial bus for the transfer of data of any kind.
I would argue it is similar to using Ethernet frames to communicate in a network, but not choosing to use security features that were later added as a protocol definition, such as 802.1(1)x or something that is needed for security on the client like SSL.
Who knows they (the manufacturers) come to their senses and implement an open security standard for CAN.
There is also no encryption in standard CAN implementations, which leaves these networks open to man-in-the-middle frame interception.
It is up to the manufacturers to implement something like security. It is just an open serial bus for the transfer of data of any kind.
I would argue it is similar to using Ethernet frames to communicate in a network, but not choosing to use security features that were later added as a protocol definition, such as 802.1(1)x or something that is needed for security on the client like SSL.
Who knows they (the manufacturers) come to their senses and implement an open security standard for CAN.
Comment Re:Uhh (Score 0) 56
Thicker skin and more fur probably also works. But yeah, that wasn't the scope of the investigation, or so. I do still wonder if they are black with white stripes, or white with black stripes..
Comment Re:book neck (Score 1) 46
I had a bit of a chuckle there.
Comment Re:ergo (Score 1) 46
This. It is not something new, though I have not heard the term "tech neck" before.
Someone selling a solution to this "problem" perhaps?
Someone selling a solution to this "problem" perhaps?
Comment It maybe easier.. (Score 1) 233
to record your boot image with voice directly to your first disk.
Comment We wished slashdot was clearvoyant for the (Score 1) 74
fucking dupes it spouts
Comment Private contributor (Score 1) 86
A contributor for money, they do what you want them to do.
Comment This was already documented at wikipedia (Score 1) 112
Comment yeah, but, all that training.. (Score 1) 25
Did it lead to training on trains?
or are they all just the cook?
or are they all just the cook?
Comment Re:Grass Down Under (Score 1) 17
It has evolved around that, hence the cloning.
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