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That appears to be the act of a nation-state though. I don't really sweat those, because I'm pretty sure if the NSA really wants in to my machine, I can't stop
by sliverstorm 12y ago
That appears to be the act of a nation-state though. I don't really sweat those, because I'm pretty sure if the NSA really wants in to my machine, I can't stop them.
- nly 12y agoThey don't want in to just your machine though, they want a backdoor in to everyones machine, by default, without cause.
- sliverstorm 12y agoI'm not saying it is acceptable or that it doesn't matter. Just that, when it comes to my own personal computer, it isn't worth worrying about. I have a lot of friends who haven't figured out the whole security-as-a-spectrum thing, and they spend a lot of time giving themselves grey hairs over adversaries that 1) they can't beat, 2) aren't worth beating, and 3) don't care about them anyway.