I see what you're saying but I don't agree with you. I want to have my data available to me offline. I'm not looking to have a cloud based phone/device. Not to mention the proton drive app kinda sucks compared to Google photos when it comes to markup and other editing. And scrolling through photos is painfully slow
I think a lot of modern cars recognise the speed signs with cameras
I hear you, but wiith new cars its often a condition of the warranty to use official dealers
Potentially when you put it in for a service, could also be using bluetooth
There are dozens of us! Dozens!
Nah man, this is my game, air gap systems aren't really a thing for anything non-military anymore. Companies want a real-time view into their production for making business decisions.
There are ways to secure your control systems network properly without a full airgap with proper boundary controls between the various layers of your Purdue model as well as fully separate Active Directories just to make a start.
Its actually an entire independent cybersecurity specialisation for OT networks. For anyone who is interested I would recommend Hacking Exposed Industrial Control Systems: ICS and SCADA Security Secrets & Solutions by Clint Bodungen its a fantastic read and very easy to follow.
Now the concept of air gapping still exists in this architecture, its designed to be able to "Island" which is where you break the connection between your corporate and OT networks when an incident has occurred on the corporate side essentially creating an airgap.
In this style I believe they made 2 Pikachu versions, 1 Mewtwo version, 1 Eevee version.
They did however make SBPY159 which was a Charizard in a different design. All of them are limited editions but I think the SBPY159 is particularly rare with only 700 of them made. This Pikachu one that I found is one of 1200 I believe. All were only for the Japan market and weren't exported though.
More info on the part of the set I found here
The infographic would be so nice!
After doing some more research I definitely agree! Turns out it's one of 1200 so I got really really lucky!
I use Feeder for RSS feeds
Looks like mobile network just came back online
Give it a go, it's really handy for setting up new machines! I'm on Linux mint permanently now but I still use that for servers