lilei

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   by lilei 9y ago

   > It's amazing what happens when Internet is treated like a utility. It's not really like a utility though. A utility usually has a low fee and charge per use. Not that I encourage data or bandwidth limits, but there's a d
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   by lilei 9y ago

   Yes, because "duty" is such a technocratic argument? Maybe the reason people don't listen isn't because they don't have knowledge, but because hackers as a group, label or viewpoint are no longer necessarily that re
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   by lilei 9y ago

   You are largely correct. Passwords operate under the principle "something you know". (Unfortunately operating under this principle on the Internet is quite hard, but that's a different story). When you save passwords somewher