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@ariadne See also: bargain basement PCI compliance scanning companies. I have a side client where we have as much configured (Apache etc) to strip version numbers from the public responses. Not for security through obscurity, but to hide them from the vendor which doesn't know what those weird "-4ubuntu13" strings are at the end of our MASSIVELY INSECURE SOFTWARE FAIL FAIL FAIL
Edit: just saw what this was was subtooting, and yeah, pretty much what I expected, ugh
I really love how the current state of Li-ion batteries in consumer devices is, "You will do massive damage to your device if you have the audacity to want to use all the battery by keeping it charged to 100%. It's your own fault if and when something goes wrong, really. What were you thinking?"
Framework is replacing my laptop battery again (but it's out of stock). They're not literally saying this, but turns out they posted https://community.frame.work/t/61wh-battery-lifetime-extender-functionality-and-warranty/59580 a few days after my first failure last year, which I didn't know about until now.
I didn't even know there was a BIOS limit option, and didn't know there was a new BIOS to automatically manage battery cycling. I'm just thinking of the state of the industry as a whole, the fact that phone manufacturers say to only charge to 80%, etc.
@evan I regularly buy gas station sushi.
Dammit. I otherwise like my Framework laptop, but this is the second time this has happened in 18 months of use.