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when you change lanes in a car, you're incurring risk for others The difference is there's a reasonable expectation of danger from other drivers every time you
by PowerPete 11y ago
when you change lanes in a car, you're incurring risk for others
The difference is there's a reasonable expectation of danger from other drivers every time you're on the road. OTOH, you have no reasonable expectation of danger coming from random security researchers.
people seem to ignore existing systematic risk and privilege preventing non-systematic risk
Agree 100%, I think we agree on a lot here.
- enraged_camel 11y ago>>The difference is there's a reasonable expectation of danger from other drivers every time you're on the road. OTOH, you have no reasonable expectation of danger coming from random security researchers. Not sure what you mean. If you're driving on the freeway and the car in front of you loses power, why does it matter whether it lost power due to lack of maintenance or because it got hacked by security researchers? The impact for you, and your solution, will be the same: momentary confusion followed by corrective action.