That's the absolute worst mindset to have. Whenever you talk to a "non-technical person" (it's their words, not mine) about issues such as the recent FBI v Apple case, you'll generally find a response similar to "The government can look at my stuff, I have nothing to hide". It's these people who side with the "but terrorism" argument, and end up screwing all of us.
We don't need backdoors, we don't need invasions of privacy, we don't need tracking, we need strong encryption and security.
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That part and parcel of the point I was making AC...
That's the absolute worst mindset to have. Whenever you talk to a "non-technical person" (it's their words, not mine) about issues such as the recent FBI v Apple case, you'll generally find a response similar to "The government can look at my stuff, I have nothing to hide". It's these people who side with the "but terrorism" argument, and end up screwing all of us. We don't need backdoors, we don't need invasions of privacy, we don't need tracking, we need strong encryption and security.
Woosh...
a cooler name than HYPERION?
These will be shaped like sharks, right?
You can also have a password. Which makes things harder.
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More to the point, Tesla are claiming a 'Guaranteed Resale Value' figure on their website.
Is Ethernet really out of the question these days?