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A DO-IT-ALL CAR BUILD FUSING THE CLASSIC WITH THE MODERN Photos by Tim Seargeant and Evan Ohl Like it or not, the manual transmission is going the way of the dodo, at least when it comes to new vehicles. According to a study by CarMax, only 2 percent of the vehicles sold by the company in 2020 had manual transmissions, a number that has plummeted from 27 percent in 1995. For most drivers, it’s less hassle to simply press the gas pedal and let a computer do the shifting, but for those who enjoy modulating the clutch and smoothly changing…
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This morning, we reported on PHP2Shell, a massive security vulnerability that threatened a huge portion of the internet. Government websites were taken offline, security agencies issued emergency warnings, and businesses around the world scrambled to patch systems that could potentially be taken over by hackers without so much as a stolen password.By this afternoon, the news had gotten considerably worse.We learned more about how artificial intelligence helped discover the vulnerabilities, how long some of these weaknesses had been sitting inside software used by millions of websites, and how the same technology could soon make finding and exploiting these security holes…
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Yesterday afternoon, a warning went out that most people will never hear about. By this morning, governments were unplugging their own websites.The problem is a pair of security holes in PHP. Most people have never heard of this programming language, but they use it every day. Roughly 7 out of 10 websites run on it. That includes most online stores, a huge number of government and school sites, and every WordPress site on the planet, this one included.Security researchers are calling the bug PHP2Shell. It lets an attacker take over a web server from anywhere in the world without a…
Nearly 40 years ago, The Walt Disney Company first introduced its “I’m going to Disney World” ad campaign to promote its famed theme park. It was an effective marketing ploy that highlighted the family fun that could be had, but it failed to mention the long lines, the crowds, the summer heat, and constant overstimulation.Supporters of the Second Amendment do have plenty of alternate destinations that should be considered for the summer getaway. Chief among these could be the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico. Spanning more than 33,300 acres – larger than Walt Disney World – it features…
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