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Just like IPMI, or any other standard for allowing hardware-level admin of a system.
by akerl_ 10y ago
Just like IPMI, or any other standard for allowing hardware-level admin of a system.
- micheljones 10y agoBy using the word 'standard' you're trying to legitimize something that's fully encrypted, impossible to code-audit and fully under control of Intel, while pretending to be your property and controlled by you. So yes, it's a standard. I believe there was also a standard on how to tie a noose for hanging a human, but that didn't mean much to the one getting hanged.