well, the best way i see to tell non-techie people about this is to simly state: 'this trusted computing will take away your freedom on the computer." most people understand that these days, what with all of the focus on freedom in the world.
and yea, i totally agree that most people are content with the speed of their computers, and those that arent into computer building see getting upgrades as a viable option to getting a new computer. therefore, it will take a while to get this implemented.
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well, the best way i see to tell non-techie people about this is to simly state: 'this trusted computing will take away your freedom on the computer." most people understand that these days, what with all of the focus on freedom in the world.
and yea, i totally agree that most people are content with the speed of their computers, and those that arent into computer building see getting upgrades as a viable option to getting a new computer. therefore, it will take a while to get this implemented.