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Yet unlike CPUs/GPUs, there's currently zero way to lock down who has access. Giving access to 'citizens', with the current way the Internet operates, is absur
by b112 4mo ago
Yet unlike CPUs/GPUs, there's currently zero way to lock down who has access.
Giving access to 'citizens', with the current way the Internet operates, is absurd. One back door into a desktop, workstation, and 'validated citizens' are now 'hackers from where-ever'.
- x______________ 4mo ago>and 'validated citizens' are now 'hackers from where-ever'. Yes, because knowledge is power, and information is meant to be free.