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WPA3 adoption is still limited, and transition mode will be a necessity on any public access network for many years. “Historical artefact”, eh, like COBOL. Th
by inopinatus 7y ago
WPA3 adoption is still limited, and transition mode will be a necessity on any public access network for many years. “Historical artefact”, eh, like COBOL.
The commons in question is not the last mile.
- Dylan16807 7y agoMany things that are in current use and without replacements are historical artifacts, too. The prompt was not about using the exact software we already have, it was about a world where things were mildly different. In that world, with open hotspots given priority, I would expect the security problem to have been solved long ago.
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- inopinatus 7y agoThe hypothetical did not specify that we also live in a fantasy wonderland where any problem one cares to raise is magically already solved.
- Dylan16807 7y agoIt takes a fantasy wonderland for increased usage to means a basic feature might get coded sooner? Or to have a few more good crypto people working on the standard? This is a feature that already exists and will be in most devices relatively soon. Using it in a hypothetical is not magic. Especially because we could sidestep your whining just by setting the hypothetical in the year 2023, because the exact timing wasn't the point of it!
- inopinatus 7y agoOh now it's a future fantasy wonderland where everyone's a genius! This isn't even a hypothetical anymore, it's just a load of techbro fantasising.