> Pragmatically, security needs to match the circumstances > in order to get a fair balance between usability and > security. For most people, hiding inside t

> Pragmatically, security needs to match the circumstances > in order to get a fair balance between usability and > security. For most people, hiding inside the noise is > "good enough". I'd say it is different. This "herd security" business only matters if your adversary is the NSA. In which case you will need a complex security strategy that goes way beyond just picking OS. If on the other hand you just want devices that behave reasonably, then you should select your devices based on their behaviour.