Leave the AM electronics in there without the AM aerial. Those that want it can get one fitted.

Hard to get a malware attack from a bottle of ink you put in a tank printer. SMH that printer cartridges have sufficient silicon to allow a malware attack. ... Anyone looked at hacking a printer with open sourced code, ala that well known router?

We are all existing in a simulation, are we not? :^}

IOW, people are buying them in the hope that they're going to be able to sell them for more, unplayed. If they want to listen to it, they'll do it on Spotify etc. CDs never had a collectible appeal.

But it's typically buried down under a submenu on the head unit. I tuned in the local stations on a Camry, but I've never actually used it. There's mobile coverage on all the roads here that I use. If I was going outback, I'd be getting a satellite phone. And a much different car.

As soon as they have ads on their site, they're being paid. Even if it is only cents.

Same scenario at one point in Queensland. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik... labelling in Australia,-The term has&text=This followed pressure from dairy,butter is a dairy product.

Like eye issues, hypertension, epilepsy, drug use... The list goes on.

That we won't need to set the oven clock ever again and we'll do it instantly! :^}

Perhaps if the bot can perform medical procedures as well or better than a human doctor. Or any of the other examples people will put forward.

Perhaps not. The lights might have individual addresses on WiFi, and the computer that sends commands to them is down.

Heads might roll, after this dice roll of one.

GrapheneOS does a reasonable job of sandboxing

"The FAA is still trying to determine whether any one person or "routine entry" into the database is responsible for the corrupted file"

By running Linux builds other than Mac on his beloved Apples?