1) None of which makes what you said actually true. It's a perfectly valid approach to computer safety and is certainly a more thorough one, but it's rooted in an assumption that's just plain false.
That's not a criticism of it. In many ways, it's a more reasonable approach to take than the one I did. I mean, "Assume every gun is loaded." is still a valid safety tip, even though it's rooted in a false assumption.
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Re: compromised
on 2009-05-25 08:30 pm (UTC)That's not a criticism of it. In many ways, it's a more reasonable approach to take than the one I did. I mean, "Assume every gun is loaded." is still a valid safety tip, even though it's rooted in a false assumption.