Not at the moment, but a few weeks (months?) ago there was an announcement of a collaboration with the Germans and they showed a factory (subterranean) where they manufacture the things. Look for fp1, fp2 and fp5, something should pop up.

EDIT: Ukraine was one of the biggest military manufacturers in the Soviet union, Russia was unable to keep their carriers on their own (made in Ukraine) for instance.

They started with dji drones (and still use them for things like scouting).

You underestimate how much they produce themselves.

I started in the early days of ardupilot, I don’t think the terminology comes from the community, probably general aviation term.

One cannot eat internet upvotes.

Doomba

Look at Ukraine

They just stop the deliveries of food and water, no need to overcomplicate things.

On top of that it’s more convenient (if you have a garage) and more enjoyable to drive (quieter, better acceleration).

Why new car? There are electric cars from the early 2010s as well, some of them even have free charging!

How many decades have we had bleed resistors to prevent frying jiminy-billy while taking apart their microwave?

The oven has to be off, the garbage taken out and locked.

I also have ovens, and stoves, a freezers, and garages, and a, and heating, and warm water, and garbage, and garden irrigation, and…

My point is that hackers usually try to get into productive servers. You cannot just shut them down for every hacker attack, or you would never be online. You need to keep the business running while at the same time defending from attacks, so while the top scenario has a bunch of technobabble, it is more realistic.

I didn’t think I needed to say it, but the fridge is not reachable from the internet…

Nope.

Opening 40 doors and turning 50 knobs, yes.

Sorry, a kid in China tried to ssh into amazon.com, no shopping today!

My case: smarthome integration. It can change the settings if we go on vacation or have a party. It can alert us if our kids leave the door open (has happened twice in a year). It can tell us the temperature inside (and trigger an alert if abnormal). That’s basically it.

Not everything is screens and cameras…

Water? What parties does this person go to?

It’s also good for generating boilerplate, one-use scripts where maintainability doesn’t count, suggesting solutions, parsing log files, writing test cases (especially if you have templates)…