PS3 comes to mind
Though in embedded, thats fairly normal.
I've got a $1 linux embedded SoC that has a 64 bit riscv core, a 32 bit riscv core for running realtime stuff and a low power embedded 6502 on it too because why not.
greyscale
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The AI bubble is an American phenomenon and their SEC isn't slowing down the insanity. Their lack of a functional SEC is everyones problem.
blatantly false advertising.
SEC is neutered, what makes you think anyone in charge of advertising rules hasn't been replaced by a 17 year old called Goebbels Gobbler or something with a DOGE laptop.
I mean.. how else do they get funded? Someones payin' for those studies.
Companies have directors and shareholders. They live somewhere.
facepalm
yes, that’s my point, because the devices can't be trusted to firewall themselves.
If its not on-prem assume the CIA can read it.
These aren't systems for secrets, its for boring business software so I just don't care.
yaaay so the default is my 2030 smart toaster is gonna be on a botnet
NAT is a blessing protecting the consumer from neglegent manufacturers
Torch it. Torch it before its too late.
I've been in the cloud space so long that I'm like "vnc what the fuuuuck" while I dick about with cloudinit
The firewall is the security feature.
Mmm whole new class of bugs and vulns being introduced in one statement.
Now my 3d printer needs its firewall babysat. So does my smart fan. Excellent idea.
Homes and businesses should be islands.
Haha look at this dumbass, he thinks being stupid is aspirational.