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I actually wouldn't mind a little white listing. Folks like Underwriters Laboratory could serve as CAs, issuing certificates for compatibility with different p
by edraferi 10y ago
I actually wouldn't mind a little white listing.
Folks like Underwriters Laboratory could serve as CAs, issuing certificates for compatibility with different profiles / standards. Then chargers could refuse to throw current at unproven devices.
Of course then you need the ability to boot your charger into some kind of "promiscuous" mode for development or backwards compatibility purposes.
To get REALLY ambitious, your charger could have an Internet connection and monitor a blockchain for certificate information. Some careful protocol design could let users override the DRM at will without letting cheap chinese crap factories ship exploding devices.
- madeofpalk 10y ago> your charger could have an Internet connection
- witty_username 10y agoQuoted out of context > To get REALLY ambitious
- MertsA 10y agoHonestly we already have standards for tethering over USB... Still crazy, but it could actually work.
- corndoge 10y agothe day when chargers monitor a block chain for certificate information is the day I retire