Everywhere. You have to consider two points: Most light in our nightsky comes from the reflection of sunlight by the Moon. Secondly deep space is not the space between planets or even between the outmost planet and the Kuiper Belt.

It is the place between stars, which is lightyears in diameters and where every star is just a tiny dot in the sky. This is not enough available energy to power our current level of electronics via solar. Which is why i.e. the Voyager probes use RTGs as power source after they left the area of our solar system where solar power is viable.

Link to the original talk at 39C3

PURGE THE HERETIC!

Not like there have been no initiatives. But given that our biggest party also sued after someone pointed out their technical fuck-ups it is not likely to happen.

Yes, because any circumvention of any form of security, be it as useless as a hardcoded default password, is considered a crime in German law. So even the discovery of a security flaw puts you with one foot in jail, because technically you did something you are not supposed to.

That is if you’d live in a place with an open attitude toward new technologies.

You are braver than I am because here in Germany usually people get sued for reporting security vulnerabilities.

Guess who recently asked a company if he could get access to the API they use to load stuff in their frontend from their backend and got told “Nope and btw scraping is against our TOS”?

Well, if you won’t give it to me the info that you provide anyway the easy way, I can still take it the hard way. 🤷‍♂️

Recycling companies?

There might be some old Ladas around.

[…] and what owners can do next.

Sell their Porsche and buy a car that can’t be locked remotely?

To show that this whitewashing is an international problem I would like to refer to the page of our “beloved” Chancellor Friedrich Merz. For years the running gag (and fact) about him was that his German article starts with “Friedrich Merz is a lobbyist and politician”. In this order. Lobbyist first, politician second. Since he’s been elected the first mention of him working as a lobbyist has been relegated to the end of the second paragraph.

Well, I am impressed by what it can do. I am unimpressed by what higher ups claim it can do.

What do you use the Trackpads for? I never felt the need so far and always wondered why they are there in the first place.

I guess Daddy Trump gets his wish afterall. Spineless cowards …

Increasingly so, the more experienced I get…

Knowledge is a curse!

Social Security […] gets called a “pyramid scheme”

I assume people arguing this also don’t have any other form of insurances?

Yes, we have stuff like HTTPS nowadays, but I think that given a certain importance of an application, transfered data should be encrypted on the application level as well.

Uhm, why not go to true and trusted Wikipedia? TM 31-210 Improvised Munitions Handbook

They most likely did in a later commit. However the commit adding it can not be removed as OP said. So in order for git to be able to work properly the file is still in the repository in case someone wants to check out a commit where it still was present.