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Really? I didn't know!

I have mixed feelings because they are dog poison. Makes me feel like they're kind of evil.

100% agree, though since I bought my pixel with a headphone jack I haven't wanted to use it once in the 2 years that I've had the phone so.... 🤷

I honestly thought I would use it one or need it a lot more frequently.

More likely that's the only day they had off and Korea has a bit of a reputation for working people much too hard.

That sounds interesting. What do you know about it?

For those unfamiliar, "Karoshi" is death from overwork

Hangover maybe?

Agreed. I'm no cultural expert, but it really does seem like they put our oligarchy to shame with their level of roughshod running.

Possibly related

Their hardware has been, with few exceptions, very nice. It's sad to see they're embracing the enshittification with such gusto on the software side... I mean, it was always bloated, even when they made BREW phones, but this is a whole nuther level.

Look up ECU tuning. People have been rewriting the assembly on ECU modules since they existed.

A single search online should find you multiple examples of PCM modifications as well.

Anyway since it's been proven that facts don't dissuade people that are dedicated to their position I'm going to stop here.

Have a good night. Help is on the way.

Are you just posting incorrect information to get someone to list all of the current vulnerabilities?Here you go.

Jeep Cherokee: https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-highway/

Tesla Models: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-16203/Tesla.html?page=1&order=1&trc=13&sha=73e27d3898b2b240263e0f443513b5e8f9073841

Volkswagen Group Cars: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-17738/Volkswagen.html?page=1&order=1&trc=2&sha=0a9d8cfebb47ff684cd74be5616ee6ca4ec210f6

BMW Cars: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-18059/BMW.html?page=1&order=1&trc=7&sha=acf406b1442448d1c40b22f3f73a5647c3fafed7

SiriusXM (Connected Vehicle Service) (9 different brands): https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/3/23491259/sirius-xm-hack-remotely-unlock-start-cars

Thanks for the good laugh.

Well if it's an inspection issue, you'll be able to have an inspection mode if you're a clever programmer.

Auto manufacturers are notorious for having terrible security. It'll be a cakewalk for innovators.