> a PC laptop with secure boot disabled can't watch 4K Netflix...

It can't? Not a laptop, but my desktop still has L1 without secure boot enabled. Don't have Netflix subscription to actually test your claim but idk what they'd be detecting / requiring outside of that

Couldn't reasoning tokens be considered "output", since it doesn't specifically say user facing output?

They don't define inputs or outputs, so that would be up to the lawyers to argue in court :)

Agreed. Hopefully in this case the vagueness works in the favor of the consumer for once XD

Do you mean iOS15? The 7 didn't get 16

Probably yeah - I was just kinda guessing at how old the iOS was.

All I know is it was OLD. But somehow the keyboard was way better

I don't see how that changes the argument? Still broadcast the time to the ether

But then the base model with only one clock would need a clock that reads the can bus, and something putting the time on the CAN bus. Instead they just put a cheap ass standalone clock in the base model. And this clock trickles up to the models with more features.

IIRC at least one of the two other displays optionally take turn-by-turn remote guidances from the nav. So it can easily have a time data type added to that data, and they didn't. Though, all I researched for was for an outdated model of a car, and it seems one of three desynched clocks appear to be not be present anymore, and the desynced clock count must have gone down by one, unless they compensated for the loss by adding one.

No? Presumably the one base-model clock would be the canonical clock writing its idea of the time to the bus. No need to read it, and no need for a hidden clock anywhere.

Probably because of the YouTube clips side, which is a very large community. Allowing them to download and clip videos to then re-upload to the platform could be considered a "loss leader" in my eyes

Yeah that's just human nature I fear. Nothing to do with politics or geography

Crazy to be self aware of it and blatantly not give af

Isn't apple also a "single party that has the signing keys to run any software..." ?

I missed the "both" on the top of your message sorry!

my bad for forgetting the key word to go with the both, apple.

I can't help but feel you're intentionally missing the point. An iPhone itself isn't secure without iOS, iOS is what supplies the limitations

Graphene is iOS

The OS is only part of the attack surface and part of the security features of a smartphone.

Probably doesn't have open firewall/ports? Not everyone opens everything when virtual LANs like tailscale exist that can punch through with minimal latency

What a waste of resources (yet AI seems to take all the blame nowadays). So he can login to the server in order to run curl, but he can't use scp/sftp?

A waste of resources?! Good lord.

I run Tailscale on all my devices, all the time. This particular VPS isn't exposed on any public ports. This is better for everything, and saves me – not a Linux sysadmin by trade – a ton of time.

As a result, I get the very convenient and fast `tailscale file cp` command for free. You're telling me that the minuscule number of extra cycles it takes over `scp` is a "waste of resources"? Have a look at yourself.

I use .lan..net for my internal servers at work, through cloudflare dns. It's simple, all .lan get resolved to the same IP. And the server has something like caddy or nginx to take the traffic, see the destination, and forward properly into the network