There are people who can do these things for you. You'd have a harder time dealing with customs than with finding someone to mod your truck.

They actually said other tools are regularly used and have been known to find hundreds of issues. So, no, their awesome code is not the reason. Mythos just sucks at finding vulnerabilities.

Yes, of course. New technologies do famously well when the younger generation hates them.

Oh, wait... That's the opposite of the truth... Oops.

"Electric cars are still too expensive to make for Mass market competitiveness"

Yet, somehow $15k Chinese EVs are selling more than Ford, GM, and VW combined.

The Chinese market is dominated by pickups that are targeting basic commutes and regional drives.

If you are looking for something designed for duty, the Japanese kei style trucks are pretty great. An EV conversion with a Tesla battery will give you excellent range and a bed that can be modified to hold more than most American pickups.

Only downside is they are made for drivers with big dicks who don't need their vehicles to compensate.

That's largely irrelevant to an investor. You are limited by your own investment value, not by market cap. Intel is up 450% in the last year. Nvidia is up 70%. Intel was a much better investment a year ago than Nvidia.

Now? Perhaps not so much. But smart money invested in Intel after the drop to $20. That's what my household did. We sold it yesterday.

Screens aren't really the problem. The problem is wifi. There's absolutely nothing wrong with learning by reading a book on an e reader.

The environmental impact is probably overstated. Chrome uses P2P to distribute updates, which can dramatically reduce the amount of data sent over the wire.

You might as well ask why websites use one MariaDB password to secure all their customers.

Not necessarily true. You might have backups that will take a week to rollback to. It may be worth it for your organization to just pay and avoid the lost revenue and potential loss of trust.

There's a good chance a system from that era would just look at the first N characters of the password.

I bet almost everyone had their passwords written down somewhere.

Password hashing complexity for the sake of slow processing has been industry standard for a generation. Nobody seems to have any trouble mitigating DOS attacks. It's usually enough to rate limit by IP.

Or they are simply talking about splitting the year into two: the time up to this date, and the time after this date. In colloquial speech, that is two halves.

The projection for the year is likely made based on declining sales. The latter half of the year isn't expected to do as well as the former.

It has not been focused on complete authorship, but on the traditional basis of transformation. If an "AI" generated an image that you then crop and colorize, the "AI" has not completely authored the work, but your alterations have also likely not met the threshold of transformation to claim it as your own.