it's the DSP problem as they will be the one eating the damage costs.

apple will now remove from the app store unless they get that 30%

ryanair will just add an fuel fee at the gate and if you don't pay you don't fly.

So if the pace of claims is so large that you can't fix them all, what do you do? Neither no longer giving an incentive to discover flaws, nor no longer accepting claims, reduces the number of flaws.

What's faster, fixes with a few select people working on them or fixes with anyone in the world able to work on them?

If a person isn't going to follow the rules of not exploiting vulnerabilities, they also aren't going to follow the rule of not breaking into closed code to find vulnerabilities.

ticket Lotteries fixes the rush buy issues and makes it more fair but no we have people doing BS like well if you pay like $1000 then we give you the right to buy an ticket at list price for the next X years and you get to skip the rush to sell out in an few min.

no remove the middle men and remove the profit

wait an can't reload last save after crashing some planes?
six-figure salaries but the hours and shifts kind of suck.

how will AI do an 4 square worksheet on paper to confuse the buyer into paying more?

to provide for free? or to provide at high cost that they is more then what dealers really pay.

since they killed the "download & transfer via USB" option last year.

The the "download & transfer via USB" option on the Amazon website, I mean.

this just means you can't purchase, borrow, or download new content for those devices through Amazon. And this was already the case for all the Kindles that don't have wifi, since they killed the "download & transfer via USB" option last year.

I'm sure the thought is that people will buy new Kindles - and I'm sure many people will, especially with the confusing way this news is being shared. But pre-2012 Kindles still work, just with no reason to buy books from Amazon. Seems stupid to me to turn away all the people that want to keep buying books but don't want to buy a new Kindle (and really there's several reasons to not, some of which might be accessibility issues for some people; for example they replaced the text-to-speech feature with a pitiful, cumbersome screen reader after they bought Audible), but I guess they're counting on people not being able to figure out they can keep using them.

will they take ez-pass?

If the pace of claims is so large that you can't fix them all

So, what, they just leave in security vulnerability bugs that anyone can now easily find using AI?

they can just DSP the warehouse and force the master DSP to work with the sub DSP?