Crafter72

Thanks for the link, this article is more clear compared to the posted above.

I'm more interested to the scope of the exploit whether it could touch the flash of the controller or not as you can also do OTA update through the BLE component.

Meanwhile somewhere in between, we have re-releases like 3 skyrims, and 5 gta v across 3 generation of consoles🙄

To be honest I don't have 3d printer myself and rarely print to make a case, the electric bill really putting me off to own one. Most of time I used those pre-made abs plastic project box that you can cut/drill holes and come with various size. Other than that, sometime it feels "costly" to make something if you didn't plan ahead or not really going to use the project.

Nothing more satisfying than making something that cheaper, and also exceed the quality of buying ready-to-use product.

CAD, EDA, IDE, and correct toolkits to the rescue!

EDIT: In case someone want to delve in hobbyist/maker/diy world, here are some useful stuffs that available free:
3D CAD:
Freecad - FOSS 3D CAD software that available cross-platform.
Autodesk Fusion - Not so great alternative but servicable, Free plan have certain limitation.

EDA:
KiCAD - Designing electronic project has never been so easy. This one far superior than Autodesk Eagle crap.
EasyEDA - Free online and desktop EDA software that can be used for alternative.

(Microcontroller) IDE:
VSCode/Codium + PlatformIO - Most affordable, off-the-shelf controller are programmable with PlatformIO and enough for most average joe projects. Arduino IDE may be superior for newcomer but I recommend this as you have more leeway in which framework and board you can get out of single extension for Text Editor.

Toolkits:
Digital Multimeter - Most common electronics can be troubleshoot'd with digital multimeter to identify the problem.
Cheap E-Bay caliper (or any cheap caliper) - For most DIY project, cheap digital caliper are enough to measure dimension unless you really need 3 digit precision.

Hopefully it is not China exclusive, it will sell like hot cake as cheap AM5 entry point compared to 8xxxF cpus that have cut down Cache.

Huh, surprisd to see SMT V is not make it to the list.

Thank you for your generosity,

If the key still available, I would like...

• GRID

Once again thank you for the giveaway!

As someone pointed out on the comment, one of the reason is Money, the other one is safety and security ~~based on Vehicle manufacturer claim~~.

Yet, nobody can stop you to sniff and monitor your own car CAN/OBD2 interface using as simple as cheap microcontroller and compatible OBD2 interface kit (e.g CAN Transceiver/Controller kit).

EDIT: So far this curated list helpful to me for CAN bus based protocol.

That solution seems more reasonable compared to foldable screen which induce more stress as usage goes on. Having dual monitor for laptop really benefit for user especially when you deal with reading docs and doing other things (i.e programming).

When you pick topmost font for ricing ur terminal

I find it interesting that Gmod almost touching 20 yrs and sfm still relevant to this day, there is always that guy who animates memes on sfm.

Tbh 8080 still used to this day although more like in different form (e.g as microcontroller). Was surprised when I opened one of my gaming mouse and found out it use intel 8080 derivative chip as its controller unit.