Hey 🤡 did u read the part where AMD doesn’t offer reward for MITM attacks? And that this vulnerability could not be exploited? Think I give a fuck if I’m on ur block list? Keep isolating urself in ur own little echo chamber buddy like I give a fuck 😂
Reading comprehension not your strong suit? Or just raging on the title without clicking the link?
Pretty sure ur the only commentator here that actually opened the link LMFAO
Do yourself a favor and actually read the article. Not saying AMD is in the right here, but they aren’t in the wrong for not paying Paul when he agreed to no pay out.
For those that don’t read the article - Paul AGREED to no payment, and later regret it. Why should amd pay? They made it clear their policy doesn’t cover MITM attacks and so there is no bounty available for this vulnerability. Amd had and has no obligation to make the pay out, ESPECIALLY when the researcher agreed to no pay out!
Well I’ve personally seen multiple 15+ Duramax with over a quarter million miles, and my co worker has a 3.0 eco diesel Cherokee with just over 200k! That’s more than impressive for a modern stellantis product lmfao. But I do get your point, their not as reliable as they used to be for sure. I work on old diesel land rovers and there’s nothing quite like a 1.9 idi rattling it’s guts out to struggle moving a glorified powered wheelbarrow lol. And all these new diesel rigs anything like 02+ is basically pull the cab off the frame for any service so ur not doing much of that shit at home unless you have a skid steer or forklift or an actual lift at ur disposal. NMC do still loose range in the cold, and coupled with the energy required to heat the cabin your certainly not getting the range you’d expect on a nice mild 55-70* day. A gas or diesel produces a lot of waste heat, which used to heat the cabin does not affect range. Ice vehicles do not sacrifice any significant range to either heat or cool the cabin, but I’m sure once we have slightly more energy dense batteries that can hold more KWH / lb we will be having a whole different conversation.
True what if half the year is below freezing? Now the range might be 100 miles. Still enough for most people to commute daily but could present issue if you’d driving home for Christmas. We are still in the early days of ev, and I think another leap in battery tech will make EV a no brainer. Ice cars do degrade but a well cared for ice will run 300k miles for a gasser and likely 2x for a diesel, and run for decades. I have driven 70 year old CJ3b that was in a barn for 15+ years. Drug it out, put air in tires, set points, drained + filled tank and spun the crank by hand with some oil in cyls before trying to fire. Had it putting down the road in a few hours, something to be said about those old machines!
First thing I did on my w11 rigs was regedit to disable web search. Dumbest thing they did on w11 imo and ruined the start menu. Fucking thing would look up web searches for “documents” before even thinking about showing me my documents folder, if I wanted to web search what document means I would have opened my fucking browser!
Oh God here’s to hoping my 9ish year old yoga doesn’t give up the ghost anytime soon… At least my Lenovo products have always been rather stout! Only time I have taken it apart was to redo the thermal paste on the cpu cooler and when I did that I realized if something important breaks im probably gonna replace the laptop 😢
Just so you know, the larger gauge wires were to carry more current required by the old halogen bulb and are unnecessarily large for an LED light. A better comparison of how shit is crap these days is that a lot of electronics don’t even use copper wire but instead copper clad aluminum that’s subject to corroding withing 5-10 years of use. But I love to see you repairing things and “upgrading” along the way with thicker gauge wire! Just wanted to point out the larger power consumption of older appliances is often why they have larger gauge wires. There is nothing better for the environment than fixing and reusing what we have rather than replacing !
ugh I bought a Roku TV 2 years ago because it was cheapest option at walmart. Guess I’m going to be in the market for a dumb TV next because these “smart” tvs ain’t shit and I sure as shit don’t want to support fox in any way.