People seem to be able to reverse engineer almost anything with AI now, so the notion that “proprietary code is secure code” is becoming obsolete. Major hacks like this are going to be more common with anything on a network.

Sinners. What a great time; I was sure everyone was gonna die before I knew the theme of the movie.

Maybe they haven’t heard of the ALphabet.

The default MO for large tech companies is they are trying to screw me out of as much money as possible with each product I buy. In this current world, you’d have to be crazy to justify implanted tech. Maybe in a different world where consumers have more power, all tech products have laws similar to car lemon laws, and where open standards dominate over proprietary tech, it could be reasonable.

A ton of shoes (even today) have way too skinny a toe box for a real human foot. We may have a thing or two to learn from the land of xray shoes.

$50 in the 90s for a book…these guys knew their objective for sure.

If only there was some sort of institution whose job was to review the viability of investments. Maybe they’re supposed to determine when a company might become profitable before giving them financial backing to buy hardware that hasn’t been manufactured to be put in a data center that hasn’t been built to sell access to models at a loss that will be obsolete in 6 months by competitors.

Yeah, the day after launch

It’s a series of <1min videos of demonstrating different method to hack an iPhone 18. At the end, they get the phone to do things normal iphones can’t do.

Go see the movies immediately, then immediately go read the books.

That’s Jaime Fookin Lannister!

What? Are there other job requirements or something?

Dang, wtf was I doing going to school to get a real job when I could just grift my way to a pension at triple my current salary?

But if we all abandon Delta and they get screwed, it’ll restore some much-deserved fear to the other airlines.