NM, why can’t I delete my comment?

Yeah this is some scam stuff that Gizmodo is pushing. The stupid 2TB of cloud storage for life was bad enough this really takes the cake.

Yeah this is some scam stuff that Gizmodo is pushing. The stupid 2TB of cloud storage for life was bad enough this…

Did Geohotz at least help Elon with his self driving tech? Kind of weird how Elon hired a competitor. 

That plane is easily worth $100 million so no you don’t know what you got.

Will having a real doll in a chair 50 ft from the front door count?

As much as I love Hunter S. Thompson and his writing but the man was a mess. An abusive, schizophrenic drug addict who “embellished” a lot of his stories. Johnny really admired Hunter.

Why are you making news out of no news. He has no response to the matter. How is that an article?

How can you hack a car from across the globe? This is literally an old relay attack which needs one person near the owners phone and another person near the person’s car. This is a vulnerability on a lot of cars not just Tesla’s and it’s not new.

I went to the Chicago Auto Show last week and noticed that Stellantis had just two of their cars shoved in-between some Challengers and the Grand Wagoneer. Mind you the show was a lot smaller than it normally is but Alfa typically has their own display on the floor all to themselves.  

DIXNGRL

Would you rather have every car be $10,000 more for a feature you may or may not use? It’s advanced software that costs a lot of money to make and test. If they didn’t charge for it then they wouldn’t offer it at all. No one is forcing you to buy it. 

Most cars have some sort of subscription model right now. Manufacturers are offering hotspot connectivity in their cars for $20 a month. Tesla charges $10 a month for basic internet on their cars. You don’t need any of these subscriptions for the Rivian to function properly. Its just if you want some extras you have…

He mentioned though that it was a back and forth between hackers and Microsoft ever since the Xbox 360 was released. Hackers would crack the hardware and then Microsoft would change the drive thus putting them back on top until the drive got defeated again then Microsoft would change something on the motherboard so…

MVG is more of a documentary Youtube channel that goes over the details of security hacks new and old. He also detail basic programming for older systems as well. This video was a continuation on a series of Xbox 360 DVD hacks. Obviously due to the severity of this hack it deserved its own video. He’s a great archival…

Luckily Xbox 360 drives were notorious for breaking on their own so I’m sure they had a bunch of test subjects.

When has Kanye ever been about being ignored?

PR department? What’s that?

In Europe. In America Tesla’s don’t come with a J1772 plug. 

Noted, he’s only telling this story because of the rumors of Apple making an electric car. He’s trying to push the narrative that Apple is regretting the mistake they made by not buying up Tesla for “cheap” and is coming to the show late and with desperation. Anything to bump up those loses after hitting the S&P 500

We don’t see them here in the states. Only commercial vans and box trucks. We really don’t have those weird flat nose semi’s here.