acaird

adorbs

came here to say this. thanks. ;)

https://apnews.com/article/wireless-roadway-electric-vehicle...

90% of the complexity in this is yet to be addressed... but as proofs-of-concept, sure.

Or we could, you know, invent trains.

pssp pssp pssp x 500,000

I accepted the Google spyware and put ChromeOS Flex (https://chromeenterprise.google/os/chromeosflex/) on my ancient MacBook Air; at least it gets security patches now, and I can use it for basic tasks (including running a Linux VM on it and Linux apps (like emacs) that appear as native apps).

Its hardware support seems great - trackpad, wifi, etc all worked on install.

It's not a bad way to extend the life of some pretty nice hardware

Censys has had this for a few months at https://me.censys.io

Similarly to Shodan, this is looking things up in Censys's database. Censys scans more ports than Shodan, and has more up to date data. Also, I work for Censys.

https://censys.io/ipv4 let's you search for all sorts of stuff.

https://www.reviewboard.org/ is nice, imo.

emacs org-mode, sections with the date and [/] and subsections with the TODO tag, moving things forward as needed; sort of a cheater's GTD.