Consider that updates are done via firmware that is downloaded and stored on computers at local dealerships (They aren't downloading the updates for every single car they update).

How difficult would it be for any moderately skilled hacker to compromise those machines to side load along with the updates?

So the idea that the dealer is somehow safer, is purely insane.

We bought two pair for our company to play with. I have one and my business partner has another.

The only real use we have had for them is taking videos and pictures of our kids. Don't get me wrong, they are FANTASTIC for that.

But both of us really can't find the use for them, other than a cool method of capturing video. Not $1500 worthy, wait for the commercial version.

We are a healthcare startup and we get the usual metasploit attacks, but more important we are phished like crazy.

The information is valuable and because it is, healthcare firm staff will be easy pickings for being targets.

They simply don't know what they are doing (for instance, there is a 90% chance your doctor is using SMS/MMS to communicate about patients)

lol, you don't have to register a thing with the USPTO to have enforceable copyright. What a preposterous position.

The first thing on their website is:

currently hiring: Director of Engineering

Sounds like a great place to work with blowhard like him there.

Medical devices are huge threats. "Hey lets slap WiFi on this heart rate monitor and give it to a hospital" - how about an insulin pump?

Recall the story of using bluetooth to kill someone with a pacemaker?

Simple fact is people have no idea what they are doing security wise and are designing this stuff to be web enabled.

The worst part to me is the useless shit spam recruiting emails. No, I don't want your shitty job with a shitty description - nor will I do your job and recommend a friend.

Strangest of all is LinkedIn has an amazing social graph on you, yet they show you the most mundane and useless articles - which you'd have no interest in.

Even bigger issue is, if you are hosting your infrastructure on AWS, your customers will get slower service.

In the end, I am unsure how the FCC lets this occur. I pay GOOD money to my shitbag carrier to get access to my content. If I pay for 50MBPS download, I don't give a fuck what content it is, I want 50MBPS.

lol, you actually think that evidence that is constructed like this isn't used in court?

Would agree to terms before they even tell you what the terms are?

And lets be fair, it isn't like the Obama Admin could be trusted to live up to the terms of the agreement anyway.

When you Google something and select a result - the website redirects you to the mobile version of their home page - not the content you want. Thus, you can never get to what you are looking for...

Lots of men were charged with these insane laws. Why aren't they all pardoned? I see it as nothing more than a cute gesture. Everyone persecuted under these bullshit laws should be given full pardons.

More annoying is anything having to do with Tesla is apparently news. Car crashes? Front page news!

Were on the anti-Bush bandwagon, yet happily jumped on the pro-Obama bandwagon once it rolled into town.

I can't believe how short sighted the media is, scratching at the feet of the President wanting approval.

My guess is from having a high performance car, that the car hold old tires on it, that were also cold. Anyone that owns any kind of hipo car knows, or should know, tires over 2 years old on a hipo car turn to hockey pucks and provide no traction. they apparently just bought the car, so my assumption is they hadn't swapped out the rubber. (Sort of goes along with "there were no skidmarks")

no traction in this car, at high speeds, was a death wish. Sadly it took their lives.