See but I think that's great stuff to consider. If we can't actually make things that are both cost-effective and safe to the public, I'd say those things shou

See but I think that's great stuff to consider. If we can't actually make things that are both cost-effective and safe to the public, I'd say those things should not be made and sold to the public. Maybe it slows down the progress of the industry, but if that progress comes at a price all of us are paying (through the currently-unaddressed externality of shitty code enabling DDOSes around the world), I think that is progress that should be slowed down. I certainly don't want to wake up one day and find that my employer's sites are gone, and their business (and my livelihood, and my home and family's security) threatened because rando manufacturer X's IoT cameras have taken out a data center for lulz. So..regulate? Bring it on.