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Absolutely, I bet someone in the govt is thinking about giving each citizen say 10GB of free space that is secure from: hackers, identity theft, foreign espiona
by agilebyte 13y ago
Absolutely, I bet someone in the govt is thinking about giving each citizen say 10GB of free space that is secure from: hackers, identity theft, foreign espionage etc.
All the ones that won't use this offer can then be even more meticulously monitored.
- samstave 13y agoDear lord. This is the darkest comment I have read in a really long time.
- agilebyte 13y ago...and sell it as part of a internet is a right campaign. Yeah. http://www.payer.de/kommkulturen/kultur0413.wav http://www.payer.de/kommkulturen/kultur0413.wav
- chris_mahan 13y ago10 GB? How about a terabyte. Between the photos, the movies and the music, 10 GB is much too little. Heck, make it 10 TB, then you're talking.
- agilebyte 13y agoThat reminds me of the prostitute quote "Now We're Just Haggling Over the Price" by Winston Churchill.
- Dylan16807 13y agoJust don't pretend it actually applies. You replied to a comment talking about whether such a service would actually be capable of backing up people's data, not in the slightest a discussion of price.
- agilebyte 13y agoI can image a lot of people evaluating the price of having nothing to hide vs the capacity of 10GB -> 10TB. That is where the comment lead me.
- Dylan16807 13y agoWhile that is not unreasonable, you cannot get to that point of haggling between 10G/10TB unless the 10GB option can physically be accepted. If people take photos and videos, the 10GB option of uploading everything is logically impossible, and must be discarded.