Just watched the first video that shows up on YouTube when searching "12.5.1.3" and it starts with a small compilation of the driver having to take back control before the car hits things.
Not sure about stock tickers, but for domains it seems to pull an image from the <head> of a page. Looks like it's trying to find a favicon or the largest application image listed. Seems to skip some things like twitter's meta image tag, so maybe there's a preset list of tags it'll search for?
The page for the vuln states there is a bit you can flip to disable the entire feature on the M3, but states no such feature exists on the M1 and 2. If Apple hasn't told them about a similar bit on M1 and 2 in the 100 days since it was reported, there's a pretty good chance it doesn't exist.
According to the article he's still able to post his show on x, so it doesn't really seem like a free speech issue. I don't know the details of their deal, but I would guess x intended to pay for exclusivity.
Gotta make money somehow. Paywalls obviously don't work, as every time one is posted here an archive link is the first comment. I prefer ads over paywalls.
Are you talking about the main image of the California license? He says further down in the post that he didn't test that one as the website doesn't accept US IDs. He used a passport from the UK to verify, photo is in the first reply though I think you have to log in to see if.
Not sure about the person you're replying to, but my Pixel 6 has automatic voicemail transcription.
I thought there used to be an option to automatically send a copy to email, but I'm not seeing it now. Could probably use Tasker or any notification sync service to send it to your desktop.
She very kindly types up when and where she plans on being and publishes it on her website, but I guess that's not a security issue because it makes her money.
You should try going through the list and deleting accounts you never use anymore. That one's always fun because many companies try to hide the delete account button or simply don't have one
If I understood their plan correctly, it was only the higher $20 tier that did it, and I think only $5-10 was actually split between your top 2 artists for a given month. They ended that program a few months ago.
Chocolates & Confections by Peter P. Greweling. It's full of recipes, but more importantly there are large sections of information about how the cooking process actually works, how each ingredient effects the end result, why things like excess humidity can cause things to not set, etc.