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Aside from the security risk, they're probably mitigating the amount of traffic incidents that are bound to occur when the crappily coded cars enter the market

There's got to be an 800m wide jawbreaker

Just like the good ol' days after 9/11

Testout labsim is where you'll learn all the stuff you need (if you don't just go to youtube). You'll have to order (or redeem) your tests through comptia themselves.

Source: Took the test last year for A+ and Security+

Fair enough, but raspberry pi (trading) Ltd is the one that's mostly in control.

Uh, no? It's the other way around?

Because that's the non-profit organization, not the for-profit business.

No.

Raspberry pi's business sector (aka Raspberry Pi Trading) has never been non-profit. That's who is going for an ipo.

Raspberry pics community sector (aka the Raspberry Pi Foundation) is the non-profit, and will remain as such.

Edit: Here's my source.

No, this isn't a bad thing. It's a common misconception. Raspberry pi trading is going for an ipo. They've always been profit oriented. The raspberry pi foundation is still nonprofit, despite sharing some members.

Edit: Since people think I'm wrong, heres my source

Audacity -> Tenacity

This is all assuming that they make their own independent decisions (ie, not being lobbied) and that they actually care.

Just move out of that god-forsaken country anyways.