Huh, it says I'm leaking DNS servers and WebRTC IPs, but I don't have secure DNS enabled, and I'm not really sure why WebRTC leaking my IP is a problem considering I'm already "leaking" my IP just by visiting a website.
Oh no, Google will know I have a surround sound system!I don't really see how that's an issue, except for very privacy focused people (who probably don't have a Google account or are already careful about stuff like that).
The difference in air density from 0°C to 45°C is only around 20%. I can't imagine that would be enough to cause problems, assuming the drones have a decent safety margin. I think it's more likely it's a safety precaution for the electronics.
.bashrc and .profile can be modified without root, as can autostarting .desktop files. I think systemd and anything in /etc require root though.Also a lot of users set sudo to not require a password (I am guilty of this) which makes privilege escalation easy.
I agree. The plane is moving, but the camera's movement and the relative speeds of the two planes makes it harder to see. If you scrub quickly through the video it's easier to see it moving forwards and downwards.
From their timeline it seems it'll be a year or two before it becomes available, but that's pretty cool nonetheless. I wonder how strong (and sensitive) of an antenna the satellites need to communicate with phones designed for much shorter range communication, and if it'll work with cloud cover.
Yeah, here are some numbers for scale:There are about 1,335,000,000km3 of water in the ocean. Humans use around 4600km3 of water annually. That is only 0.000345% of the volume of the ocean.
Seems like an iron farm would be a better option, everything you need to build it should be easy to come by.