Which will he turned back into a text file for our llm to ingest.

That never works as advertised with a small curve on the road, or even when the teslas are 2 meters behind your sedan or coupe's bumper. It's not exclusive to teslas either, there are just too many variables.

Butt probe it is!

Had manager that wanted us to return error codes on a field of an API response along with an HTTP 200 because "errors bad". It needed a few of us to make him understand how that worked against common design patterns and you still had to handle error codes since you didn't know if the error would be coming from the app, web server, api gateway, local network (no internet), etc.

Except it hasn't, and they are still functional. If anything they could have disabled WiFi to remove an exploit vector if they were out of support but retained the USB functions, but they promise to brick them on factory reset instead.

I remember a similar experience. So much time was wasted just keeping some small app limping along with security patches because no one knew or wanted to know how it worked.

Pair that with oracle's notoriously useless support which always required you to be on the latest patch before even providing an answer and it made the decision to leave it in the rearview mirror the easiest part of some modernization effort.

Name and shame the brand?

Check those in to source control and it kind of takes care of that (except passwords/secrets or configs which have them).

Right, the problem only happened on google checkout for me.

Also save your emails and texts. Avoid calls unless your location allows single party consent to record (and test it out on your phone).

If you knew what was good for you you'd jump at the opportunity to have the non-pooped looking underpants for just $9.99/month! (predictive fart data still sold to healthcare providers).

Someone doesn't understand that the emails are flagged after users mark them as spam enough times.