https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-03-05/farmers-fight-john-deere-over-who-gets-to-fix-an-800-000-tractor
Have you guys seen this? It's horrendous.
Bloomberg.
Farmers fight John Deere over repairs maintenance.
So if John Deere installs software that allows them to disable starting an 800K$ combine remotely and something sabotaged that? How is this not a threat to our food supply and a National Security concern?
Who says pushing buggy code to production isnt fun....
It's totally fun, QA got what they and the business unit (supposedly) asked for job runs definitely not what the business unit asked for. Much fighting and annoyance, trash talking about me, me and others proving our side right, someone in QA finally pays the fuck attention, says that change they requested is the dumbest thing ever, set job back to act exactly like the old one with a few minor changes... Let's see if they like it on Tuesday
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The internets is a haven for hyperbole.
After claims that Placido Domingo has been "cancelled" due to allegations of sexual harrassment (last time I looked, he was still giving concerts and you could still buy his CDs and DVDs), we now have anti-vaccination campaigners claiming that they are being silenced.
This is total tosh. I cannot move on social media without bumping into a whining, scientifically illiterate ant-vaccine twerp. And most of them complain about "censorship".
Irony, irony.
So that SMS snafu where valentines messages were delivered a yesterday?
This highlights yet another reason not to use SMS as a 2FA if it can be avoided. This is not the only 3rd party carrier to handle your data. Who's to say there's not a trusted insider threat who placed a back door in one of these systems?
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