It does mention the Rolling-PWN attack but that’s been out there for a while and is not easy to perform. I have used my Flipper to explore this attack so this may be nothing new but the class action for this attack. Weird other auto makers are not included as this attack is pretty common using the rolling codes.

Does anyone know an article which discusses this exploit in depth? I have an older Honda with remote start and keyless entry and I would like to check if I need to be worried. This affects 22-24 and mine is older than that.

This video by Benn Jordan explains how to do it

Same situation as OP, when I do peer reviews using AI and it reports a list of flaws I just ignore it. If the Coderabbit doesn’t catch it then I’m just allowing the human error back into the code. It still sucks but there are future bugs to fix.

Glad that eyesore is not docked outside IKEA anymore.

Your supposed to be watching YouTube with the volume cranked really loud while dropping a deuce in public.

I read the headline and was like they want devs to play Half-life?

Go join a cult, you will be that much closer to figuring it out.

Wait people answer the door on Halloween. What makes that day the exception.

Not to mention all the tools you use on a daily basis that have also adopted AI development causing them to behave erratically. I have been wrestling with the coderabbitai for the last two hours to get a PR finished.

For trains you have to use HO scale.

Well frost = cold so C

Actually this looks like frost damage

This quote is attributed to many different people, I read it was Edward R Murrows, or Mother Teresa, or Slick Rick or some Chech philosopher. It’s crazy how it has been relevant for so long.

They Fettermanned him

Have you seen King Kong

I used to give mine for the search for extra terrestrials

I feel this one. The company I work for just layed off over half the software team, from engineers to product managers, it has been brutal. I have been transitioning into architecture for a while now so I could see this coming, but it is devastating to our trade.

Food Sense by Christopher Gardner

Yep here in PA it’s expensive to convert your boiler to a heat pump.