eyezhenn

When I was a kid: super pac man, tiny toons adventures

I use it consistently. I, however, do not like the shorts panel taking up a ton of space in the feed now. My subs feed shouldn't have shorts from people I am not subscribed to, but it does.

This kinda story is why I love communities like this.

I've been watching this series since single digits. It is my view into what people have been doing and I have gotten so many ideas from it.

I hope he keeps it up for a while to come.

There is a decent amount of detail to go into to get to the meat of the issue. In hardware cases, the crux of the problem is that provisioning is generally pretty separated from the actual service and relies heavily on a data channel with the'tier 1' manufacturers of the hardware modules. This all happens before the hardware is included in the vehicle manufacturing process such that the radios can be enabled as a trial on the dealership lots. There is a mode, however, that is used to 'fake' the id signature and fill the signed value with all 0s such that the device can be tested at the manufacturer before it is assigned a real id. If you write this flag to ROM, you could effectively gain full access immediately. However, because the software+hardware solution still uses the id for device with to gain IP service, you could also just proxy the traffic on an IP radio and use that signing mode to gain free access in IP much easier.

I updated my tank to use it in place of some heavier stuff just to get some speed increases on it. I've not had much change beyond that, yet.

I worked for a certain media company that sold hardware / software in cars with memberships (typically through a deal with the OEMs). For those customers that have the hardware-only experience, a set of testing IDs can be applied that effectively give free membership and can't really be revoked because of their wide-use in initial manufacturing provisioning. There have been multiple independent security reviews pointing this out, but not much can be done about it because of how the trial memberships are applied after manufacturing.

YouTube has a lot of things about it -- it's probably the most important piece to be found so far, imo.

The file format is not supported, otherwise I'd copy without the link (and still apply credit). There is definitely room for some improvement with media support and uploads.

Part of crediting should be attempting to poach people to move here. People's content is already being posted in other communities, like youtube.