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If you design a system where remote users are impacted by other remote users' malicious actions, you've just created a bad system. "Criminals" can still do anyt
by chipperyman573 7y ago
If you design a system where remote users are impacted by other remote users' malicious actions, you've just created a bad system. "Criminals" can still do anything they want to the firmware of a JD, it's just illegal. Nothing actually stops them. But if JD designed a system that prevented local modification from affecting others, then they wouldn't have this problem.
- minipci1321 7y agoAbsolutely agree! Also in that world, all engineers would be smart, given all the necessary information, all equipped with all expensive measurement tools, and be given enough time to do good work (and motivated to do that). After coming back home at 5pm, they would grab the same expensive measurement equipment and start hacking on their devices, putting in the same high quality and knowledge and high conscience. Illegal? Criminal? Mind you, a noob replacing a diode without knowing better, like I said.