I'm not very familiar with how your computer hooks up to an power line based Internet connection, but I would imagine that eventually this would be incorperated with the powersupply. If this were to happen, I would consider this a security risk. I have plenty of clients that have LANs that are not connected to the Internet because of security and virus issues. Well what happens when I want to plug my new server into the wall and now it's automatically online? I would say this would be a problem.
my buddy Jake and I are already designing an OS. It's in very early stages (the bullshitting stages) but we figure we WILL make it, and it WILL rock. but probably won't be complete for about 4-5 years
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I'm not very familiar with how your computer hooks up to an power line based Internet connection, but I would imagine that eventually this would be incorperated with the powersupply. If this were to happen, I would consider this a security risk. I have plenty of clients that have LANs that are not connected to the Internet because of security and virus issues. Well what happens when I want to plug my new server into the wall and now it's automatically online? I would say this would be a problem.
my buddy Jake and I are already designing an OS. It's in very early stages (the bullshitting stages) but we figure we WILL make it, and it WILL rock. but probably won't be complete for about 4-5 years