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> there are already sites that prevent even copy-pasting of text unless one disables javascript. Worse, there are sites that prevent even viewing of text unles
by dane-pgp 4y ago
> there are already sites that prevent even copy-pasting of text unless one disables javascript.
Worse, there are sites that prevent even viewing of text unless one enables JavaScript.
Anyway, to assist the GPP, and inspired by your user name, let me suggest that requiring TPM checks for people running (games on) PCs is like requiring your car to breathalyze you before starting the engine. (As Doctorow famously said "A car is a computer you put your body into"). The public would never allow that, right?
https://www.forensicmag.com/578254-Infrastructure-Bill-Would-Require-Breathalyzers-for-All-New-Cars/ https://www.forensicmag.com/578254-Infrastructure-Bill-Would...
- Affric 4y ago>let me suggest that requiring TPM checks for people running (games on) PCs is like requiring your car to breathalyze you before starting the engine. There are situations where this would make an individual less safe but for people who have received DUI this is a reasonable and existing practice. I don't think it maps to computers, where rarely are lives on the line.
- zzo38computer 4y ago> Worse, there are sites that prevent even viewing of text unless one enables JavaScript. In some cases, the text is displayed if you disable CSS as well as JavaScript. In some cases, the text can be found by view source. However, that does not always work.