Curious… vehicles that send back telemetry and accept remote commands. I always assumed they had their own private cell networks.

But while we’re on wireless CarPlay or Android Auto… does ALL phone traffic get routed through the car/vehicle manufacturer?

That thick, green, patchy design still lives on in bathroom mats.

The cloud’s Boss Challenge.

php server and a local certificate authority.

Quite a few Doctor Who episodes. But as an adult, the Weeping Angels: https://screenrant.com/doctor-who-weeping-angels-statues-episodes-every/

“I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of Wordpress sites suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.”

Risky suggestion. What if the bots also posted to BSKY & Threads? As the fediverse grows, more people will see it as a viable place to hang out.

Related question: is there an app that can post material to Fediverse/BSKY/Threads, and manage conversations across all?

Took them a WEEK after they had long gone to even discover the breach?

FWIW, vLLM already had a lot of this. This makes it so you can run decent models on smaller devices like phones or Raspberry Pis.

Getting pretty good results with llama.cpp and Bonsai on laptops and older phones.

Opposable thumbs hadn’t been discovered yet.

You need that if you want to let managers remotely control settings via mobile apps.

Next time, the manufacturer will learn to use a local-only protocol like Matter.

An even earlier manufacturer was Baker Electric of Cleveland, Ohio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Motor_Vehicle. They werem’t the first (EVs had been around since 1880), but by 1906 they were the biggest car maker, running the largest manufacturing plant in the world.

Main market was for those who made frequent short stops, and didn’t want to get their hands dirty hand-cranking the gas or steam motor starters. Their coupe model had a ‘boat-tiller’ instead of a steering wheel.

Jay Leno has a restored 1909 Baker Electric he showed on an old car show: https://youtu.be/OhnjMdzGusc

There was a glut of electric cars, then gas-powered ones with longer range showed up. In 1912, the electric starter was introduced for gas cars, taking away one of the main features of EVs. By 1914, Baker would merge and then shut down.

There’s a difference between ‘repairable’ and ‘upgradable.’ Most of the comments seem to conflate the two. Lenovo isn’t doing a Framework.

It’s a smart move. Differentiates them from other laptop-makers for corporate IT, who can do the parts swaps themselves. Also smart is associating the brand with iFixit and working to get a 10/10. That’ll be what sets them apart from all the others, at least for the next year or two.