Citing security concerns, the company didn’t allow employee interviews, and it limited what could be photographed.

What’s going to happen at BUILD?

That’s part of my thought, but they have a strike bar deployed on one back wheel as it rolls out. Though, if you take off as the unit deploys, they’ll have to re-stow it.

FWIW in experience with taking the voluntary bump on Delta these days, it’s not cash, but you get a choice of how to apply the money into a gift card, and Amex is always a choice. ;)

1st gear: holy shit let it die already

But Samsung was never first. The Royole FlexPai shipped first. 

But... but unions are great!

if we could just stop and find the right provider and get that done.

People who abandoned their job to go “protest” get disciplined for it, news at 11.

Scribd sucks when you’re trying to hunt down a manual and you finally find it and Scribd decides to fucking paywall after the first two pages.

Isis became Softcard, then became absorbed by Google.

I believe from what I understand of the architecture they may have used false credentials to initially start a reservation on the vehicle then found an exploit or way on the Mercedes vehicles to “bypass” the Car2Go immobilization system so they could then have unfettered access to it without tracking.

In fact, you could call it cyclonic at its root.

unauthorized set-top boxes and streaming devices

If only they had facial recognition to be able to track when known criminals were entering the facility...

I’ll take the aluminum cage, yanno, the one we fucking use already for bear cages

They’ll have A/V watermarking to ID it to the unit it came from. This isn’t the first cinema-to-home service out there.

Not like TikTok doesn’t already have enough exploitation on it.

So they’re going to make a knockoff of the Jeep Renegade, arguably already a shitty “SUV” in the first place...

My ears had perked because I actually use serial in industry. Native serial is great and just works instead of having to hunt for my USB-serial adapter...