I've had some pretty crappy ones and the common theme is that they were budget units. My Keithley, which I got in 82 lasted 20 years, which got replaced by a Fluke that is giving me lots of great service.
Yes, good point, which brings up the question, how can one get around a fishing expedition? What if the computer in my house isn't *mine*? What if it belongs to some corporation, and what if I'm not an employee of that corporation? Then who's liable, the corporation, it's board, it's shareholders? What if I didn't even have an ISP connection in my house? How could the cops hold me accountable for the contents on a machine that's not mine? How could the cops know that *I* downloaded or created the [mumble] that now resides on the hard drive? How could the cops hold me accountable in these situations?
Feh! Let's drill right down to the basics. Remember that old engineering chestnut,
Pick any two:
- Good
- Fast
- Cheap
You certainly don't understand anything about reality: Discovery has risk.
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I've had some pretty crappy ones and the common theme is that they were budget units. My Keithley, which I got in 82 lasted 20 years, which got replaced by a Fluke that is giving me lots of great service.
Yes, good point, which brings up the question, how can one get around a fishing expedition? What if the computer in my house isn't *mine*? What if it belongs to some corporation, and what if I'm not an employee of that corporation? Then who's liable, the corporation, it's board, it's shareholders? What if I didn't even have an ISP connection in my house? How could the cops hold me accountable for the contents on a machine that's not mine? How could the cops know that *I* downloaded or created the [mumble] that now resides on the hard drive? How could the cops hold me accountable in these situations?
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Feh! Let's drill right down to the basics. Remember that old engineering chestnut, Pick any two: - Good - Fast - Cheap You certainly don't understand anything about reality: Discovery has risk.