I see it now, getting bought by Disney, fire everyone except those keeping the servers alive, add marketing.
They can help in prosecuting offenders, and in that way be part of a deterrent that improves security. If security is measured in a way such as (average leak size/mean time between leaks)
Not yet.
It falls so far outside of day to day programming, that it feels somewhat alien. I however miss the argument a bit, as i can imagine a mechanical transform that can turn the premature exit version into one without.…
I see it now, getting bought by Disney, fire everyone except those keeping the servers alive, add marketing.
They can help in prosecuting offenders, and in that way be part of a deterrent that improves security. If security is measured in a way such as (average leak size/mean time between leaks)
Not yet.
It falls so far outside of day to day programming, that it feels somewhat alien. I however miss the argument a bit, as i can imagine a mechanical transform that can turn the premature exit version into one without.…