As the Linux FS developers found some time ago, many modern disks also blatantly lie about having flushed data to disk. With software, you can then only do heuristic things to reduce the impact, not more. This "magic" MIT FS cannot do any better, and hence is entirely superfluous.
And what aspect of "physically separate" do you not understand? Clearly the Cherokee has two not physically separated CAN buses, as there is a bridge or the like between them.
Indeed. And that is what I was talking about. Not that I am too happy with that CAN bridge, but if it is designed very carefully, it is probably secure enough.
That is BS. Anybody with physical access can already mess up a lot of things, like weakening the brake-hydraulics, etc. The separated buses serve to prevent any attacks with the attacker not being physically present. You know, like these that were in the press recently?
Unlike you, I actually know what I am talking about. The way to do this is of course to have two physically separate CAN buses, one for critical functions and one for everything else.
Seriously, whenever you have mission-critical control systems and networks, you _isolate_ them. As in _physical_ isolation. Anything else is asking for trouble and can charitably be described as grossly negligent. But apparently, this utter stupidity does gets some people better bonuses, when it should get them a few decades in prison instead for criminally negligent homicides.
That is what will follow immediately. Just look at all the stupidity currently going on security-wise on mobile phones. Add all the state-sponsored and -employed thugs to that, and a big mess is sure to ensure.
I really think that Broadcom is designing hardware with cheaper than possible personnel. They have so much stupidity and brokeness in their chips, it is staggering.
And more indication that the RPi Team has no clue what they do hardware-wise.... I bet the BananaPi does not have this problem either (in addition to a host of other problems of the RPi it does not have).
You are far to charitable. By that definition, the Nazis were merely negligent when they tried to conquer the world. After all, exterminating, enslaving, etc. the people that already lived there were pure side-effects.
Of course, this correctly translates and expands in this context to "... best price per page for the respective region, which depends on how much we can gouge the locals."
Indeed. I should have said "... no matter the cost for others.". Of course, accepting large damage to others for a small gain to self is the base definition of "evil".
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As the Linux FS developers found some time ago, many modern disks also blatantly lie about having flushed data to disk. With software, you can then only do heuristic things to reduce the impact, not more. This "magic" MIT FS cannot do any better, and hence is entirely superfluous.
And what aspect of "physically separate" do you not understand? Clearly the Cherokee has two not physically separated CAN buses, as there is a bridge or the like between them.
No, but a nice padded cell for every troll (you are obviously one) would be something to strive for.
You thought that kryptonite locks and SSL 1.0 were? Talk about naive....
Indeed. And that is what I was talking about. Not that I am too happy with that CAN bridge, but if it is designed very carefully, it is probably secure enough.
That is BS. Anybody with physical access can already mess up a lot of things, like weakening the brake-hydraulics, etc. The separated buses serve to prevent any attacks with the attacker not being physically present. You know, like these that were in the press recently?
Unlike you, I actually know what I am talking about. The way to do this is of course to have two physically separate CAN buses, one for critical functions and one for everything else.
Good to know.
Obvious troll is obvious.
Seriously, whenever you have mission-critical control systems and networks, you _isolate_ them. As in _physical_ isolation. Anything else is asking for trouble and can charitably be described as grossly negligent. But apparently, this utter stupidity does gets some people better bonuses, when it should get them a few decades in prison instead for criminally negligent homicides.
If you do not know what they are, then you do not need to care.
That is what will follow immediately. Just look at all the stupidity currently going on security-wise on mobile phones. Add all the state-sponsored and -employed thugs to that, and a big mess is sure to ensure.
I really think that Broadcom is designing hardware with cheaper than possible personnel. They have so much stupidity and brokeness in their chips, it is staggering.
And more indication that the RPi Team has no clue what they do hardware-wise....
I bet the BananaPi does not have this problem either (in addition to a host of other problems of the RPi it does not have).
Nice one!
I did understand you. In particular I did understand "not economical feasible". I was just amplifying on that.
These things exist? Cool!
An in particular, the usual "wonder" devices wrap some coils around a rather thick-walled pipe for zero magnetic effect in the water.
Of course, I use the num-pad with my right hand. Who would not?
If you are tall enought ;-)
Why can politicians not shut up about things they do not understand? Obsessive-compulsion disorder?
You are far to charitable. By that definition, the Nazis were merely negligent when they tried to conquer the world. After all, exterminating, enslaving, etc. the people that already lived there were pure side-effects.
Of course, this correctly translates and expands in this context to "... best price per page for the respective region, which depends on how much we can gouge the locals."
Indeed. I should have said "... no matter the cost for others.". Of course, accepting large damage to others for a small gain to self is the base definition of "evil".
Of course you are perfectly right. After all, the primary purpose of any company in capitalism is to make more money, no matter the cost.