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You don't. But if you want specialized hardware, that hardware might only access certain parts of the net.
by chrismcb 9y ago
You don't. But if you want specialized hardware, that hardware might only access certain parts of the net.
- katastic 9y agoDepends entirely on what you mean by specialized. Has a GPU to run games/movies? Fine. Has an "Amazon" logo so it won't load any Amazon competitor's websites? Bull. Hocky.
- B-Con 9y agoIt isn't specialized hardware, it's generalized hardware with a specialized software stack. Nothing prevents you from accessing the content except for business-level decisions. The point was that we want to avoid tangling business decisions with the general purpose hardware. (Almost everything these days is a general purpose computing device, even our "specialized" hardware is general purpose.)