Good call

Google it and you’ll see tons of websites telling this was faked.

E.g. that it’s highly illegal to stop a car on the road, contradictory information on tesla display (failed update and cease and desist, don’t go together. Also return to dealer while being disabled?), addressed name in letter is not the real name, hyphen in wrong place, etc. And tesla (obviously) claimed it’s false.

I’m not saying this is proof but saying there are a lot of red flags. Any update from him? Not that I could find. A stunt perhaps to gain publicity?

Google it and you’ll see tons of websites telling this was faked.

E.g. that it’s highly illegal to stop a car on the road, contradictory information on tesla display (failed update and cease and desist, don’t go together. Also return to dealer while being disabled?), addressed name in letter is not the real name, hyphen in wrong place, etc. And tesla (obviously) claimed it’s false.

I’m not saying this is proof but saying there are a lot of red flags. Any update from him? Not that I could find. A stunt perhaps to gain publicity? Why not?

Google it and you’ll see tons of websites telling this was faked.

E.g. that it’s highly illegal to stop a car on the road, contradictory information on tesla display (failed update and cease and desist, don’t go together. Also return to dealer while being disabled?), addressed name in letter is not the real name, hyphen in wrong place, etc. And tesla (obviously) claimed it’s false.

I’m not saying this is proof but saying there are a lot of red flags. Any update from him? Not that I could find. A stunt perhaps to gain publicity? Why not?

Ye I know I just meant it’d seem like an obvious thing to test. But then again, there are a thousand such cases, probably

Meaning it depends on the instance what they’d do? Seems like an obvious thing to test in testing phase

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I’m interested in how’d find such a thing as a “federated copy.” Do you just go on a federated instance and search for the same post? Or copy the ID number in the URL? And how’d you choose the right instance, luck?

Theoretically, yes. That is, if (you own the instance and) set up an email server with same domain. Should work.

Yen.

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Wut? They’re not extremely expensive, and they commonly have blue-ray capacity, so 50 GB.

And anyone can use them btw

A so-called M-disk is rated for 1000 years. Artificial lab tests could at least ‘confirm’ a few hundred years. Amazing shit.

Add encryption to it, keep the keys safe (perhaps on another M-disk) and you’re set!

Well it was also inaudible at the same time, thus inreadable was born

Inreadable