The goal here is not the important part. It is obviously a lofty goal and potentially unreachable. That said, a company like Toyota striving for a goal like this is almost certain to result in technological advances in energy generation as well as efficiency, so I am very happy to see them put this out there.

Every other comment I see here is talking about how impractical the goal or approach is. Just FYI, it's also not practical to land a person on the moon for a few hours, but we did it and it is still regarded as one of the greatest accomplishments in human history. Sometimes it's OK to dream, and maybe not be so shitty to people for having dreams.

You are incredibly lucky to have come through that if with little or no permanent damage. While I'm glad you learned something from the experience, I'm sorry you had to go through that. Strokes (of any size) really do some crazy things, don't they?

One must not generalize!

Well, being the head of the executive branch, he can simply choose not to enforce it. There is certainly precedent for that looking at previous presidents. Obama, in particular, played the same game with immigration law.

Are these libtardigrades or republitardigrades? Need to know so I can decide whether to be outraged or triggered.

Honestly, thanks for the info -- really wish any of that were actually present in either the summary or the article (or both preferably). This really does simply read like an ad for Burger King. There are lots of nationwide chain restaurants with locations near me that serve the "impossible" burger (notably Red Robin) so it's really hard to understand why Burger King doing it would be especially interesting.

FYI It's fixed in the article now (but still not in the summary)

do I also loose the apps I "paid for"

Well, you certainly don't tighten them.

Seriously, why is this on Slashdot's front page?

I'm here just trying to figure out how this is considered news.

Left swipe that....

Well it requires physical access to the device, so I suppose you have to break in twice -- once to get the memory card to obtain the SSH key, and then once again using the wifi hack in order to steal stuff...?

The article seems more concerned about apartment buildings linking several door locks to one of these hubs, which I could see as a reasonable concern; it makes the opportunity quite a bit more lucrative for the bad actor to be able to access multiple residences with one hack.

Either way, it's not trivial.

It's actually both of those problems along with several others. Turns out complex problems like the student debt "crisis" are often caused by many factors, not one or two. So, don't let your choice of favorite factor cause you to believe that other factors don't exist.

Parent is modded troll but honestly, reading the comment, I don't see any trolling going on there. I don't know whether these ideas are the best but they certainly aren't trolling anyone.

That's kind of what this is, right? Like an expansion pack or DLC for a movie... you want more content for this movie? Buy the season pass! Hrm maybe I'm giving them ideas... I'll shut up now.

It's an article about a boat named Boaty McBoatface and you're worried about salinity vs. saltiness?