And this gets almost no attention from the general public.

Can you watch it here? https://youtu.be/yUf9ID2Gnfw

I’m in the US and I would be thrilled to see a local headline like this, but no. We have guns and capitalism.

At least someone, somewhere cares about the kids.

That's what it sounds like. I'd have to invent new swears to express how upset I'd be.

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Some things just aren't worth arguing about. Shitty Teslas is probably one of them.

But, hey, if y'all are enjoying the pissing contest, go for it. 🍿

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> It's still not clear how McCourt got to Texas

This isn't tge Middle Ages where people rarely left the town they were born in

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A lot of these changes are directly related to Marcus Rashford advocating for this. A popular figure using his platform is commendable

No photograph is blindly accepted. A lot of human eyes will be on both the images and the person between them being called out as a suspect and conviction.

That includes the defense attorney.

Or owes debts

I know what you mean but my girlfriend's car automatically pre-tensions the seatbelts during heavy braking. I assume that is a software function.

There are more then two sides to every story...and there has to be more going on here. Clearly this guy is of sane mind because he was in good health, he had proper clothing, he had established new identification, he was wearing a covid mask meaning he was up to speed on current events...did the cops inadvertently reunited him with people he legitimately wanted to escape from?

Me after I try to go grocery shopping alone

Did you make all that up just now?

Very few people are going to willingly testify in court unless they are bringing an ax to grind.

If the court had a real reason for his testimony, it could compel his appearance.

No they still offer the 2FA service.

Previously they offered it via SMS, TOTP based Authenticator Apps (Google Authenticator, Duo Security, Authy etc) and Security Keys (Yubikey)

SMS based 2FA is weak and been vulnerable for almost a decade now. NIST sent out an official notice back in 2016. Google and Apple phased it out completely too.

So Twitter just disabled the shitter, weaker, more vulnerable SMS based 2FA is not available. Not only is it bad from a InfoSec perspective, it is also a line item in capital expenses from a business perspective.

I do agree that the phrasing from twitter was shitty and instead of asking users to fork over money, they could have guided them to the alternatives.

That would be my guess.

And weekends BBC headline writer. No need to sell a good thing short.

It's a Tesla. It'll be more like $50/mo.

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