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Tag Archives: car update
Unreliable Data Sensors
I like data, and I like cars. I think there have been some really creative and useful integrations between the two. I also think there have been a lot of gimmicks and poorly architect-ed systems, including those that insecurely allow … Continue reading
The Android Car
I’ve been a car guy for most of my life, admiring them, owning quite a few (20+), and enjoying lots of time behind the wheel of a vehicle. I’ve been lucky enough to own my dream car for a few … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged car update, Database Weekly
Auto DevOps
As much as I like DevOps, this scares me. There areĀ a lot of employees (20%) at BMW that are software engineers. They want to increase that to a larger percentage, which I assume means that we’ll have more and more … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged car update, security
The Bad Data Shutdown
I’m a car guy. I like cars, I like driving, and I’ve spent a lot of time and money over the years on vehicles. I’ve swapped and enjoyed a few dozen automobiles as part of my life. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged car update, continuous delivery, software development