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--[[User:BobBagwill|BobBagwill]] 09:20, 13 April 2006 (EDT) |
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Just as you have to keep a book in your physical possession to guarantee it does not get written on, soiled, or destroyed, physical possession of the laptop will always allow malicious individuals to defeat its security. So ''trustworthy as a book'' and ''secure as a book'' are excellent goal statements but they do not equate to ''zero time worrying about security''. |
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--The Guy who used Negroponte's Q&A session to push Domestic Adoption |
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Revision as of 17:47, 25 May 2006
IMHO, the endusers should have to spend zero time worrying about security. The laptops have to be as trustworthy as a book.
--BobBagwill 09:20, 13 April 2006 (EDT)
Just as you have to keep a book in your physical possession to guarantee it does not get written on, soiled, or destroyed, physical possession of the laptop will always allow malicious individuals to defeat its security. So trustworthy as a book and secure as a book are excellent goal statements but they do not equate to zero time worrying about security.
--The Guy who used Negroponte's Q&A session to push Domestic Adoption