Apparently the steering design flipped the truck upside down. …debris on the road shows that it must have tried to turn at high speed but failed to do so, went over the center line, hit the steep embankment on the other side of the road, and flipped over. …the Cybertruck with its belly up in … Continue reading Another Day Another Totaled Cybertruck
Months ago Elon Musk tried to corrupt Apple to turn over iPhone user private data to Tesla, just to help avoid accountability for his “self driving” car crashes. The corruption plan didn’t work and Tesla had to pay a huge settlement to a grieving family. Apple clammed up really fast after Tesla tried to surprise … Continue reading The Real Reason Elon Musk is So Angry at Apple
The database vendor isn’t mentioned in the report but I think we can probably all guess the name. Aside from that important fact, this report is about the dangers of centralizing biometrics into a singular place where a single mistake harms practically everyone in society. Not all, but some, and that’s more than enough to … Continue reading Database Without Authentication Leaks “biometric identity information of members of the police, army, teachers, and railway workers”
Porsche owners have poured toxins into the air for decades, with little to no liability to those harmed. Now a groundbreaking enforcement of pollution laws seems to be honing in on noise, rather than the other forms of pollution. Fitted with sensitive microphones, the $35,000 cameras detect and capture everything from loud exhausts and backfires … Continue reading Porsche Stock Exhaust Cheat Repeatedly Fails Basic Test of Noise Pollution Laws