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(it’s not quite the same; one of their connectors is a shrouded socket)
Well it’s not an HTTP status code; it’s an HTCPCP status code.
That’s not an EV issue that’s a modern car issue.
One of the worst privacy risks was Buick who didn’t even make EVs.
Stack overflow has a similar discussion and a solution via Jupiter for < 11km/s.
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From listening to deviant’s talks, deadlatches still seem to be widely misunderstood.
Human drivers have done this before. Navigation system says “turn right”, they don’t realise it means after the level crossing.
That, and hosting & domains got expensive. It used to be a trivial cost to have a website, now the prices are all “introductory offers” with asterisks.
Had a “pay as you go” contract since 1997 (not with T) - they told everyone that you need a new SIM for a network upgrade which required deactivating the original SIM. New SIM didn’t work in normal (Nokia 1110) phones. Then they sent SMS saying that they weren’t going to honour the original PAYG phone contracts.
One from JWZ: mysqldump writes out a date that it cannot parse (and more)
The human in this protocol fixes the “false-positive” problem:
Consider the case where the technical system has just sent an alarm that “ransomwarelettuce hasn’t been following their usual internet routine for the last week, and therefore they must be dead”
ransomwarelettuce meanwhile is unconscious in a hospital after an accident that destroyed their phone and all of its 2FA methods, but will eventually wake up and be super-embarassed if their documents were published!
If the technical system is primary, it immediately publishes your “don’t publish this while I’m alive” documents.
If the technical system is filtered through some human system such as the remote lawyer, they try to phone you, contact your family, contact the hospitals, search for news stories about you, before publishing the “don’t publish this while I’m alive” documents.
Tech people are overthinking this. You pay a lawyer to do something when certain conditions are met.
Deviant has a talk about setting up a similar protocol for their group of friends to access passwords - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6ihrGNGesfI
In that case the protocol involved the lawyer contacting certain people to ensure consensus that the person is really in need of help, but the protocol can be whatever you want.
The best compatibility is .scr files in .rar files!
tldr: the code worked differently when a signed version of gettickcount was negative, giving a change that repeats over 49.7 days
“If Apple can make their interface effortless, why can’t we?” asks the company spending 1/10000000th as much as Apple on R&D.
“Dunno, did you try assigning the entire task to 9 different teams, and picking the best one once they’re all finished?”
if ((x != x) || (x == x+1)) then it’s one of those weird numbers
PuTTY: “unexpectedly” disconnected.