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From the article: > If FSD (Supervised) was active at any point within five seconds leading up to a collision event, Tesla considers the collision to have occurred with FSD (Supervised) engaged for…

> Does Tesla offer massively lower insurance premiums for drivers that do the majority of their driving with FSD? Yes: https://www.tesla.com/support/insurance/fsd-discount…

Why do you say "secured" when you mean "tivoized"? That's not actually a requirement for anything to be safe or secure.

"remote"? No. I want my driver-assistance ECU to be air-gapped but fully reprogrammable locally. After all, even with a totally tivoized ECU, a physically present attacker could still make m…

> true freedom requires the freedom for others to make their own licensing choices You're mixing up freedom and power. See https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/freedom-or-power.…

Open-source projects maintained by individual developers working for free absolutely deserve more respect than that, but ones maintained by the most profitable company in the world [1] do not, especia…

Android 16 QPR1 rolled out in binary-only form to phones that are blessed by Google over two months ago, and it's only just now that they bothered to actually release the source of their open-sou…

> Thanks to unions we have things like 8 hours work day, it used to be 16 hours during 19th century. Thanks to unions we have things like job safety so industrial machinery won't rip you apart…

Because powerful people like being able to deny banking services without strong legal grounds. Everyone who complained about https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/…

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You don't need a tech salary to get a rewards card. What's stopping you from getting, e.g., a Wells Fargo Active Cash, Citi Double Cash, or SoFi Unlimited card? They all give 2% cash back on…

> You say metal working trades are professionally obsolete. No he didn't. He said the unions are obsolete, not the trades .

> I would lump these people into the same place we put child molesters and murderers. So would I, but freedom of speech doesn't have an exception for bad people, no matter how bad they are. Re…

Only if you're okay with never visiting or transiting through the UK, or any other country that would be willing to extradite you there, for the rest of your life.

I assume you're talking about Yama, but that's not universally enabled by default. And even if it is, malware could do something like wait for you to open Firefox, then immediately kill it a…

Couldn't the malware still get it without having to deal with X? E.g., by attaching to your process as a debugger?

If malware is in your X server, doesn't that mean it's running under your user account? And if that's the case, then couldn't it just steal your data right off the filesystem witho…

This seems too strong to me, especially the prohibition on deletion. Why couldn't they have instead just showed a record of modifications to releases, and/or embedded a hash of the contents …