Replying to @AliceInDisarray @IntCyberDigest
I feel like I'm being rage baited because there's like a zero percent chance that your head units going to be bricked by this Unless it's really bad
I just cannot conceptualize an Android Auto emulator breaking a head unit
Replying to @IntCyberDigest
why would this brick your headunit?
Can't you just use Waydroid and some custom USB gadget bullshit in Linux to do this
Replying to @AliceInDisarray @SyntaxError2505
("safe" webgpu is only on ChromeOS, Android, iOS, Windows, MacOS for whatever that means)
Replying to @SyntaxError2505
you're using linux and you didn't enable chrome://flags/#enable-unsafe-webgpu
Replying to @PrimerIngeniero @NeowinFeed
linux supported the pluton tpm anyways so i dont know what this has anything to do with the stated fact
Replying to @WindowsLatest
interesting, but my windows computer already had 63 registers applications could use
Replying to @paultwocock6 @rawrmeow69420
I once used a fake ID at an airport bar and the guy was like I have never seen this before. Did Maryland change their ID type and I was about to start sweating bricks and I was just said yeah, And then he was like huh? All right? Let me take a pic and gave me alcohol and (1/2)
Replying to @hasen_judi @chrislakin
Not all fears are rational
Replying to @chrisprice @never_released
I doubt secure boot will be enforced considering it's not even enforced on Windows on arm surfaces, which would be like a great place to start, they even tried once with RT
But I do foresee gaming not working with secure Boot, but that's more or less already the case with some
Replying to @AriGoldsBurner
I’m thin but with a beer belly be careful 😢
Replying to @AttonMathews
Very, they're the industry standard for
* Sim cards
* Credit cards
* The military IDs
They hold private keys, and they hold them well
Replying to @trojanw0w
People often ask me why I use Microsoft edge, it's almost purely because it has a lot better memory management than regular chrome!
I often have 100 tabs open with no real slow down or issue, but on my Mac I only had 24GB
Replying to @redactabled
The A key (cdma equiv to Ki) was burned to the phone directly and your operator had a database of every phones MEID --> A key
Also made switching carriers. Kind of impossible, you had to buy your phone from your carrier
Oh I forgot to mention this but Windows actually thinks that it's an *NFC yubikey*. It thinks PC/SC fido2 auth devices are tap NFC. It thinks my SIM card is an NFC device and it thinks my smart card reader is an NFC reader

