On 9/13/10 at 8:58 PM, g...@toad.com (John Gilmore) wrote:
Intel's Paul
Otellini framed it as an effort to move the way the company approaches
security "from a known-bad model to a known-good model."
Does that include monetary indemnity when the "known-good" turns
out to be bad? I bet not.
If we could "know good", security would be a lot easier, but
nobody has a clue how to actually achieve that knowledge.
Let me guess -- to run anything but Windows, you'll soon have
to jailbreak even laptops and desktop PC's?
I expect Steve Jobs will get them to approve MacOS too.
For the rest, there's always AMD.
Cheers - Bill
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