...wow. you're aware that "obsolete tech" is what basically all critical infrastructure uses, right? The world is bigger than FAANG webapps...
>...wow. you're aware that "obsolete tech" is what basically all critical infrastructure uses, right? The world is bigger than FAANG webapps...
Wow! 2010 called. They want their ideas about what makes the world go back.[0]
That's just crazy talk. Everyone knows that hardware has been completely deprecated. It's all clouds. Mostly cumulo-nimbus, in fact.
Power plants, chip fabs, heavy machinery, machine tools, factory automation and logistics systems are completely obsolete and never, ever used anymore.
Because there's cloudiness, hardware is just a waste of money and space, which is why we can stack 600MB of js libraries on top of each other so we can have the browser render an opaque 40x40px box.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
(Please refer to the above link reference to resolve any confusion.)
What would make that 600MB of javascript secure would be to auto-generate a random CPU architecture and recompile your server to run on it!
FORBORNE PENDLETON PIEDMONT
They all seem to suggest some level of breakthrough with regards to cryptography, including public key cryptography.
I would not trust any declaration of “state sponsored hack” and it is a distinction that doesn't really matter but causes more harm than good