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With the device you could use one canary many times, instead of just having use for one canary one time. One could argue about the morality/ethics of using one
by capableweb 4y ago
With the device you could use one canary many times, instead of just having use for one canary one time. One could argue about the morality/ethics of using one canary many times, but it seems simpler at least than to keep tens/hundreds of canaries available at every mine.
- TeMPOraL 4y agoIn other words: there's an opportunity here for a startup offering subscription-based Canaries as a Service - someone will come every day to the customer to deliver new canaries and take spent ones. Canaries become the startup's responsibility, so the mine can focus on its core competency; something opex over capex, synergy etc. Invest now!
- Nextgrid 4y agoThe canary cage needs DRM and a network connection to make sure only "authorised" canaries can be used and aren't past their expiry date nor recalled.
- hnbad 4y agoCombine this with a side gig of processing expired canaries.
- gpderetta 4y agoNo, no, as a side gig, you can be the canary!
- alex_suzuki 4y agothese canaries are strictly on-premise, or can we shift them to the Cloud too?
- KMag 4y agoDon't forget web3 on-chain canaries!