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Re: Norway reviews cybersecurity after remote-access feature found in Chinese buses

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I understand what gp is nominally describing; I asked the question, after all. I am just pointing out that the exact same pressures/dynamics that were described also underpin capitalism.

What you're missing is the scale and commonality of occurence. If you fail to take into account that you get into a broken world view of false equivalences.

100% of the time in capitalism vs <100% in the system described? I'd believe that, since (at least in the USA) shareholder value reigns supreme.

Re: Norway reviews cybersecurity after remote-access feature found in Chinese buses

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Forget bricking them. How about driving their batteries to overheat? An entire fleet across a city enflamed...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_(1994_film)

https://movieweb.com/speed-3-official-update-action-sequel-k...

Speed 3: The 'Net Unleashed with Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock needs to happen and should be about an EV bus held hostage by ransomware.

Re: Norway reviews cybersecurity after remote-access feature found in Chinese buses

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It's amazing how some upset fisherman look the same as a million murdered civilians in a lot of people's eyes

of course it doesn't, and I encourage you to quote where that was claimed. that neither help nor comfort the fisherman. being third or fourth at the Oppression Olympic doesn't mean that less oppressed people have to suck it up and roll over. what a weird line of reasoning.

Well there's a lot of people far more upset about the fishermen than the dead civilians, which is especially weird to me seeing that the people complaining's tax dollars killed said civilians

Re: Norway reviews cybersecurity after remote-access feature found in Chinese buses

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should US products be banned outside the US because NSA has done all those fancy things and have the capability to do it again?

I think it would be eminently reasonable for e.g. China to ban US products on those grounds.

no matter what excuses are used, it is called "闭关锁国", for which every Chinese kid got taught it to be a bad thing. Chinese learnt it the hard way as they did exact that 500 years ago and that didn't end very well.

Re: Norway reviews cybersecurity after remote-access feature found in Chinese buses

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You realize that's completely impractical and will result in the government buying nothing, correct?

So you complain about useless audits but also complain about actual audits. Ok. Go complain somewhere else because this discussion is not productive.

It's not productive because the two options you've presented do not exist in reality.
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