And pen testing

Software is progressing nicely, but I think the next major step will be along the lines of neuromorphic computing and the use of memristors in neuromorphic devices.

I have just come out of working with Android Automotive for the last 6 years and being the first to deploy it in a real car (whilst also working on lots of other very large OSS platforms previously)
Upstream is the only way, our SOC vendor was having to manage 500+ patches against android and linux which was an awful lot to manage everytime upstream changed.
I see the price of being able to use OSS is to be a good citizen and upstream those patches you have which will also benefit your by reducing your maintenance burden, and as stated in the article keep down fragmentation.

That said, Android will be changing to Fuchsia soon right so Linux will be a dead end for Android soon.

That's actually a lot better without that. Never have I wanted to search the internet from the start menu. I have a web browser for that.

all your [data]base are belong to us

I'm definitely on Archives side, but it's true that crawling robots are a pain in the backend.

Eh?

I like how it's hosted on the Microsoft-owned github.

Still, various institutions adopted the word cyber in reference to "digital wrongdoings". Oxford dictionary made a post about it.

you don't have scrum - the scrum master's role is to help the team apply scrum. yours isn't doing that, he's being the usual "pretty bad project manager", pushing the development team around reactively when he'd be better off leaving the scrum team to plan their stories, while he greases the wheels between the devteam and the organisation/client.

Each CMS has different benefits. You have to figure out what's important for you and pick the closest fit for your requirements. Use a decision table.

I have met several aliens, so this cannot be true.

Only it's not practical, a jet, or a pack.

After how GM completely mishandled SAAB, and continue to mishandle SAAB in my hometown, I have no sympathy for them (but of course sympathy for the workers).