dstreefkerk

MCP Safety Audit: Gas Stoves with Manual Cooking Protocol Allow Major Burn Vulnerabilities

Executive Summary
Gas stoves, which operate under the legacy Manual Cooking Protocol (MCP), have been found to allow users to willingly place their hands on active burners, resulting in severe thermal compromise. Despite long-standing warnings, manufacturers continue to ship these devices with unrestricted flame access and no built-in user safety interlocks.

Key Findings

• No Authentication for Ignition: Any user, regardless of clearance or training, can initiate flame generation with a simple knob twist.
• Direct Contact Vulnerability: Users can directly touch the burner while it's active. No safeguards prevent this. Zero.
• Lack of User Behaviour Sandboxing: The system permits reckless multi-tasking, such as reaching over multiple lit burners to grab a spice jar.
• No Real-Time Alerting: Burn events are not logged, monitored, or alerted. Incident response relies on screaming.

rileytg

Why do I need 106mb of JS for an empty rails app?

$ cd /tmp
$ rails -v 
Rails 6.0.3.2
$ rails new my-app 
Using -T -d postgresql from /Users/rileytg/.railsrc # use postgres, dont use tests (usually add rspec). this is a fairly common rails stack.
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Bundle complete! 14 Gemfile dependencies, 65 gems now installed.
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mattlockyer

const files = [
  'js/cash.js',
  'js/component.js',
  'js/global.js',
  'js/anime.min.js',
  
  // 'js/collapsible.js',
  // 'js/dropdown.js',
  // 'js/modal.js',

jon-a-nygaard

A Highcharts example in use with Webpack and Babel.

Install

1. Download source files
2. Run npm install to install all dependencies.
3. Run npm run build to bundle app.js into bundle.js

Open application

1. Open index.html in a browser.