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Imagine someone hacking into all the self driving cars and controlling them for causing maximum damage all at once. Enough self driving cars and it would be a society ending event.
Remote updated EVs, all maliciously controlled to do a battery thermal runaway would be pretty bad too.
Remote updated EVs, all maliciously controlled to do a battery thermal runaway would be pretty bad too.
December 21, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Imagine someone hacking into all the self driving cars and controlling them for causing maximum damage all at once. Enough self driving cars and it would be a society ending event.
Remote updated EVs, all maliciously controlled to do a battery thermal runaway would be pretty bad too.
Remote updated EVs, all maliciously controlled to do a battery thermal runaway would be pretty bad too.
Also wages are lower, so businesses expenses are lower.
December 9, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Also wages are lower, so businesses expenses are lower.
Sounds like Finland needs to change its laws.
October 3, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Sounds like Finland needs to change its laws.
Efter et nederlag sagde NY borgmester Ed Koch:
“The people have spoken... and they must be punished.”
Det er punishment fasen vi er i.
“The people have spoken... and they must be punished.”
Det er punishment fasen vi er i.
September 29, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Efter et nederlag sagde NY borgmester Ed Koch:
“The people have spoken... and they must be punished.”
Det er punishment fasen vi er i.
“The people have spoken... and they must be punished.”
Det er punishment fasen vi er i.
I wonder how far Russia plans to take this. One thing is disrupting a few major airports, another thing would be attacking something more important like the electrical grid.
September 28, 2025 at 12:42 PM
I wonder how far Russia plans to take this. One thing is disrupting a few major airports, another thing would be attacking something more important like the electrical grid.
Get ready for more potholes then, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_...
A 20% heavier vehicle results in about double the damage to the road.
A 20% heavier vehicle results in about double the damage to the road.
en.wikipedia.org
September 27, 2025 at 10:27 AM
Get ready for more potholes then, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_...
A 20% heavier vehicle results in about double the damage to the road.
A 20% heavier vehicle results in about double the damage to the road.
The advantages mentioned is also available in a structural brick homes, like is popular in north western Europe. Except, that printing may be a lot cheaper than structural brick.
September 7, 2025 at 6:20 PM
The advantages mentioned is also available in a structural brick homes, like is popular in north western Europe. Except, that printing may be a lot cheaper than structural brick.
This could only be the beginning. The printed houses I have seen, still look kind of traditional. I would think that printing would open the possibility of new designs. E.g. rounding the top of the windows avoiding the need for steel reinforcement above the window (no engineer, so may be talking bs)
September 7, 2025 at 6:15 PM
This could only be the beginning. The printed houses I have seen, still look kind of traditional. I would think that printing would open the possibility of new designs. E.g. rounding the top of the windows avoiding the need for steel reinforcement above the window (no engineer, so may be talking bs)
It seems to me, that the point of hybrid attacks is more to scare people than the actually damage. Thus, are we not helping Russia, if we make a giant deal about hybrid attacks?
It seems that the best response, is to hurt Russia by sending more military aid to Ukraine.
It seems that the best response, is to hurt Russia by sending more military aid to Ukraine.
September 3, 2025 at 4:08 PM
It seems to me, that the point of hybrid attacks is more to scare people than the actually damage. Thus, are we not helping Russia, if we make a giant deal about hybrid attacks?
It seems that the best response, is to hurt Russia by sending more military aid to Ukraine.
It seems that the best response, is to hurt Russia by sending more military aid to Ukraine.
Is that not a two way street? Sure, more facilities to be taken out, but also more facilities to protect.
August 27, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Is that not a two way street? Sure, more facilities to be taken out, but also more facilities to protect.
There was no forced contraception campaign. There was a contraception campaign, with local support, which unfortunately did involve some cases where there were not consent.
As vile as those cases of forced contraception was, it do make the whole thing a "forced contraception campaign".
As vile as those cases of forced contraception was, it do make the whole thing a "forced contraception campaign".
August 27, 2025 at 5:34 PM
There was no forced contraception campaign. There was a contraception campaign, with local support, which unfortunately did involve some cases where there were not consent.
As vile as those cases of forced contraception was, it do make the whole thing a "forced contraception campaign".
As vile as those cases of forced contraception was, it do make the whole thing a "forced contraception campaign".
While not what Trump intended, could this turn out to be a good thing? Instead of relying on state created information, they will rely on multiple private sources of information.
And lets face it, Trump may be blatant about cooking the books, but he is hardly the first to massage the figures.
And lets face it, Trump may be blatant about cooking the books, but he is hardly the first to massage the figures.
August 24, 2025 at 5:02 PM
While not what Trump intended, could this turn out to be a good thing? Instead of relying on state created information, they will rely on multiple private sources of information.
And lets face it, Trump may be blatant about cooking the books, but he is hardly the first to massage the figures.
And lets face it, Trump may be blatant about cooking the books, but he is hardly the first to massage the figures.
I could be wrong, but I doubt F-150s would pass Japanese crash tests. In Japan, like Europe, they do not only test how occupants of cars fare in a crash, but also how people outside the car fares - like pedestrians or people in other cars.
August 6, 2025 at 2:23 PM
I could be wrong, but I doubt F-150s would pass Japanese crash tests. In Japan, like Europe, they do not only test how occupants of cars fare in a crash, but also how people outside the car fares - like pedestrians or people in other cars.
Forestil dig, for en given aktie, at du har forventning om at omsætningen steg med 20% hvert år de næste 10 år, men ændre mening og nu tror du kun den stiger med 5% per år.
Vil den holdningsændring, ændre den pris du er villig til at betale for aktien?
Vil den holdningsændring, ændre den pris du er villig til at betale for aktien?
July 29, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Forestil dig, for en given aktie, at du har forventning om at omsætningen steg med 20% hvert år de næste 10 år, men ændre mening og nu tror du kun den stiger med 5% per år.
Vil den holdningsændring, ændre den pris du er villig til at betale for aktien?
Vil den holdningsændring, ændre den pris du er villig til at betale for aktien?
Maybe, but many people thought the same in trial one and that got a hung jury.
June 13, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Maybe, but many people thought the same in trial one and that got a hung jury.
Article suggestion: Write an article about what it does to cities when everybody is driving. Especially when everybody is driving large SUV/trucks. How much space is taken by roads, by off street parking, noise, freeways cutting through the city, accidents, the downtown city-scape it creates ...
June 9, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Article suggestion: Write an article about what it does to cities when everybody is driving. Especially when everybody is driving large SUV/trucks. How much space is taken by roads, by off street parking, noise, freeways cutting through the city, accidents, the downtown city-scape it creates ...
"Ingen skat kan pålægges, forandres eller ophæves uden ved lov; ejheller kan noget mandskab udskrives eller noget statslån optages uden ifølge lov." - ikke destro mindre blev medielicensen indført via bekendtgørelse og ikke ved lov.
June 4, 2025 at 3:39 PM
"Ingen skat kan pålægges, forandres eller ophæves uden ved lov; ejheller kan noget mandskab udskrives eller noget statslån optages uden ifølge lov." - ikke destro mindre blev medielicensen indført via bekendtgørelse og ikke ved lov.
Why do The Dispatch choose nominal and not PPP graphs? The graph seems to reflect the changes in exchange rates more than it tells a story about development in wealth.
May 31, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Why do The Dispatch choose nominal and not PPP graphs? The graph seems to reflect the changes in exchange rates more than it tells a story about development in wealth.
This is screaming for one of those Der Untergang parodies with Trump being told about TACO.
May 30, 2025 at 7:39 PM
This is screaming for one of those Der Untergang parodies with Trump being told about TACO.
Vi kunne starte med at lære alle mediepersonligheder at udtale incitament korrekt - som cement, ikke som arrangement.
May 30, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Vi kunne starte med at lære alle mediepersonligheder at udtale incitament korrekt - som cement, ikke som arrangement.
En ting er at gratis aviser bruger click-bait, men det som virkelig gør mig arrig, er når man har betalt for en online avis og man så stadigvæk får click-bait - jeg opsagde mit Berlingske abonnement, da det gik helt over gavind med click-bait der.
May 4, 2025 at 4:26 PM
En ting er at gratis aviser bruger click-bait, men det som virkelig gør mig arrig, er når man har betalt for en online avis og man så stadigvæk får click-bait - jeg opsagde mit Berlingske abonnement, da det gik helt over gavind med click-bait der.
Jeg antager at du mener dystre, mørke eller truende planer.
April 16, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Jeg antager at du mener dystre, mørke eller truende planer.
Grønland, Panama, Canada 51st state, handelskrig, ... hvad er den næste skøre ting Trump finder på?
April 9, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Grønland, Panama, Canada 51st state, handelskrig, ... hvad er den næste skøre ting Trump finder på?
I could imagine that Musk is honestly a free trader. It fits with the techno optimism thinking.
However, it would also be good for Musk' businesses, to have a big row with the Trump admin. Musk has become the lightning rod for everybody who hates the Trump admin, and a row may alleviate that.
However, it would also be good for Musk' businesses, to have a big row with the Trump admin. Musk has become the lightning rod for everybody who hates the Trump admin, and a row may alleviate that.
April 8, 2025 at 6:24 PM
I could imagine that Musk is honestly a free trader. It fits with the techno optimism thinking.
However, it would also be good for Musk' businesses, to have a big row with the Trump admin. Musk has become the lightning rod for everybody who hates the Trump admin, and a row may alleviate that.
However, it would also be good for Musk' businesses, to have a big row with the Trump admin. Musk has become the lightning rod for everybody who hates the Trump admin, and a row may alleviate that.
The stock market is always in an upward trend - you just have to zoom out enough : )
April 7, 2025 at 7:40 PM
The stock market is always in an upward trend - you just have to zoom out enough : )