RattlerSix @ RattlerSix @lemmy.world

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Here is more about the vulnerability from the people who found it. I looked up these wrenches and they cost roughly $9,000. Imagine your factory uses 100 of them to certify torque specs on X number of cars per day. Now imagine finding out they've been compsomised. What do you even do? I'm glad I don't work in that field.

https://www.nozominetworks.com/blog/vulnerabilities-on-bosch-rexroth-nutrunners

What manufacturer allows you to reflash equipment?

It makes sense for certifying torque specs. Every time the wrench tightens a bolt, it can tell the network and it can be certified.

I've laughed at some dumb shit over the course of my life, but damn

"Swear on my balls"

Just flush them twice so they don't float back up

Those guy knows his buns

I used to work with a guy who said "damn" every few words like: "I went to the damn store last night to get some damn milk and damn, milk is like four damn dollars now. I thought damn, the kids are going to have to start drinking damn water."

Anyway, after every boring damn story i would just shake my head and say "damn"

The actual metal content varies. With plastic bumpers, aluminum condenser/radiator, composite support pieces, the actual amount of magnetic metal may be quite minimal, and there's practically no vehicles that have so much metal in their front end to compare to a slab of metal on the outside.

I would argue that we have to be constrained by what is actually shown by the illustration and what is implied by it. It is implied that they all work together at the same time and if we're just making up things that aren't shown like an extra plane, we can make up anything.

Where are you picking them up from, the train station? Because the closest one to me is an 8 hour round trip away.

Just three people who spend every day being obsessed with other people's genitals

The same GOP tried to impeach Biden based on conspiracy theories they made up themselves

Yes

Can anyone explain why this guy and his firing have been such big news?

I was thinking last night how weird it is that we can suspend disbelief while watching a movie. Like, we see Tom Cruise on screen and know he's the most famous person in the world and we saw him alive on TV today, yet we get worried that he's gonna die in a ten year old movie?

I've always thought it was more for the person doing the thanking wanting everyone around know they're more patriotic than everyone else

Surf and turf can be common or it may be served to lessen the blow from bad news. In this meme, it indicates imminent war, but it would likely mean more mundane things such as a deployment extension. The Gerald Ford's deployment was in fact extended a few days ago

It's going down. It was $106,000 yesterday https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/04/singapore-cost-car-certificate

Sorry didn't read the article, but time travel has been proven?