Well, since this compromise only affects Solana and has nothing to do with bitcoin, I'd estimate 0.

This is the real headline.

I did know that PDF used to be able to contain malware, but I had assumed that this was a solved problem by now (email servers scanning PDF attachments for dangerous content, PDF readers not enabling the dangerous features by default, something like that). Apparently I was wrong.

Allegedly.

I got this sound clip and put it on my phone as my text message notification sound.

Its fun when you are out in public and it goes off and you see someone's head snap up and look around. Its like "they know".

Don't forget all the non-rural customers who will switch to Starlink just because they hate whoever they are currently with.

Use the 3dot menu in the upper right, and go to Help->About Google Chrome.

It will immediately do an update check and begin the self update if one is available. Otherwise it will tell you its up to date.

In the name of the holy trinity Kirk, Bones and Spock, let us pray.

Its buried under a big W.

Uber Pool does this on-demand. But its not available in all areas. I used it frequently in downtown Toronto. And its cheaper, about 2/3 of what the same UberX trip would cost. But it does make your arrival time more unpredictable because you might have to stop several times to pickup/dropoff other riders.

Because we want it to be better than two human eyes. Two human eyes can't be watching 360 degrees at all times, but a bunch of sensors can.

This is fixable. I upgraded from a Nexus 5 to a Pixel 2 XL and also missed the wireless charging.

Go buy a case an a wireless charging receiver. The receiver gets sandwiched between the case and the phone so you don't have to affix it using the double sided tape. Works great in my wireless desktop and car chargers.

I wouldn't think so. First off, it would have no idea if the honk were directed at it or some other vehicle.

But mostly its because a honk is usually the equivalent of "hey idiot, pay attention". But Google's cars are always paying attention, so I don't think listening for a honk would be a valuable input.

Marshmallow has a file explorer built in. But its not an app so most people don't know its there.

Go to Settings -> Storage & USB, scroll to the bottom and tap "Explore". Its not exactly feature rich, but for basic browsing, copying and deleting it works well enough.