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Как выполняется прошивка для ММС 2190 на автомобиле Лада Гранта?
В настоящий момент в зависимости от комплектации автомобиля может устанавливаться магнитола 2 din нескольких типов. Первый называется «аудиосистема 2 DIN, без CD-привода, без TouchScreen», другой «мультимедийная система без CD-привода, с дисплеем 7 дюймов с TouchScreen» (ММС). В обзоре будем говорить о ММС с сенсорным дисплеем (ЖК дисплеем), которая устанавливается на Гранту (седан и лифтбек), а также на Лада Калина 2 и Лада Приора.
Каталожные номера ММС Лада:
- Моноблок 2190-7900010-00 — ММС Лада Гранта (люкс) и Лада Калина 2 (норма)
- Экран отделен от кнопок 2192-7900200 — ММС Лада Калина 2 (люкс) и Лада Приора (люкс)
ММС работает на операционной системе Windows CE 6. Данная специально оптимизирована для устройств, имеющих минимальный объём памяти, к слову, у в нашем случае памяти всего 128Мб. Несмотря на это включение магнитолы не занимает много времени (около 2-3 секунд).
Recent Publications
List of recent Directed Energy related publications: DE_STAR_and_related_References
Orbital Deflection of Comets by Directed Energy – Astronomical Journal (AJ) (2019)
by Q. Zhang, P.M. Lubin and G. B. Hughes
Directed Energy Missions for Planetary Defense – Adv Space Res 2016
Advances in Space Research (ASR) – Volume 58, Issue 6, 15 September 2016, Pages 1093-1116
Orbital Simulations on Deflecting Near-Earth Objects by Directed Energy (2016)
by Q. Zhang, K. J. Walsh, C. Melis, G. B. Hughes, P. M. Lubin
This paper discusses the use of numerical simulations to evaluate the effectiveness of a range of directed energy systems on a range of potential targets, focusing on asteroids but also with a brief discussion on comets.
Directed Energy Planetary Defense (Book Chapter – 2015)
by P. Lubin, G. B. Hughes
Toward directed energy planetary defense (2014)
by P. Lubin, G. B. Hughes, J. Bible, J. Bublitz, J. Arriola, C. Motta, J. Suen, I. Johansson, J. Riley, N. Sarvian, D. Clayton-Warwick, J. Wu, A. Milich, M. Oleson, M. Pryor, P. Krogen, M. Kangas, H. O’Neill
Why 13?
All these neat parental controls start to come undone the day the child turns 13. At that point, Google gives the child the option to be free of the Family Link restrictions or stick with them — and I can’t imagine any child choosing the latter.
Saurabh Sharma, Google’s product manager for Family Link, said the policy was designed this way because 13 is when people can register for Google accounts without parental consent. That complies with a federal regulation in the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, which forbids companies from collecting data from children under 13 without a parent’s approval.
Yet I would argue that Google should design a policy with parents’ best interests in mind. It could let the parent decide when the child has demonstrated safe, responsible smartphone use and graduate from all restrictions. That might happen when the child turns 13, 15 or even 17. But the children should not be allowed to strip away settings just because they turn 13.
“It’s hard for me to understand why a parent would give a kid a phone and then turn off all the features through the app and then grant them all the features once they turn 13,” said Ms. Knorr of Common Sense Media. She said the age of 13 was related purely to the federal regulation, not safety or childhood development guidelines.
By comparison, Apple’s iPhone includes restrictions like limiting adult content on websites, turning off in-app purchases and preventing a child from burning through your cellular plans. The restrictions can be changed or removed only with the correct passcode set by the parent — it doesn’t matter how old the child is.
Google’s Mr. Sharma said Family Link was still in testing and the company was continuing to collect feedback from parents on issues including the age policy.
“This is a tricky subject,” he said. “It’s hard to figure out what works for every family.”
There are two components to security — the technical and the human. The technical component is your automated cybersecurity software — your antivirus, firewalls, etc. These protect your device by spotting malware and blocking it.
The human component all rests with the user. As the user of the smartphone, it is on you to oversee the power you grant other apps and software. Be aware. Be permissions woke.
If you end up granting malware the permission to access your device, there is precious little any security measure can do to avert disaster. Ultimately, it’s in your hands.
Always take the time to read through the permissions you are about to give. It may seem like a nuisance at first, but it fills you with the knowledge you need to ensure your device remains safe.
