

One mans security breach is another mans safety (surveillance) feature


One mans security breach is another mans safety (surveillance) feature


Or just have two phones; one for work that’s off when you’re off, and your private phone.


It could also just be that a single stock is becoming a too large portion of your portfolio so you sell off some to diversify your investments.


software engineers minus one
software engineerr?..I don’t get it


They have no indication at this time, which means that they’re not done looking but so far haven’t found anything.


That seems pretty obvious no? Whether or not people that shouldn’t have had access to this data have accessed it. Even if they have the data showing whether or not it happened, it still takes time to go through it because they collect insane amounts on their employees.


So why are you pausing it again?
we’re pausing it while we investigate
It’s literally right there in your own quote…because they are still investigating this.


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Yes, at GM no less, along with the robotic arm also first used at GM.


You mean 2.6 Monero?..no, 3.2…no 2.1…


It’s probably just using googles play integrity, that tends to break apps in pretty much in everything that isn’t stock manufacturer android.


Well there’s always buying an old beater or a classic and restoring it. But you’d have to go more than 40 years back to find cars that are entirely without digital components.


It doesn’t need it, it will drive just fine without app connection, but it provides convenient remote access and control capabilities.


This is for approval in Europe, I don’t believe he is embedded in European government agencies, that seems to be a US problem.


It is a little surreal how old school robotic automation, which has been going on since the 60’s, seems to be lumped in with AI these days like it’s some kind of new wave of industrial revolution.


nor how many albums i’ve published.
Uuh…were you in the marines or perhaps a Navy seal too?


What exactly is this solution providing that just having a safari shortcut to the service doesn’t? Like, what’s justifying this costing money? It doesn’t sound like it’s doing anything for the user that isn’t already equally easy and 100% free.
Edit: sorry if it comes off as flippant, I genuinely just don’t understand the purpose of this.
Unless you have agreed to be available outside of office hours and then turn it off, that’s unlikely to happen.