rbw wrote:
Assuming (granted big assumption) you have the
ability to get a computer system and have funds
for monthly fees in Vietnam...
They are a small percentage of the population overall but in the city
the Internet cafes and coffee shops are full of people online and using
laptops. There are 3 million blogs in Vietnam according to this article
which just came out:
http://www.cnet.com/4520-13653_1-6796556-1.html
Yet the english speaking tech scene is so small there that I am good
friends with the Kevin Miller the reporter happened to interview in that
article. There really wasn't anyone else she could have interviewed. :)
Wouldn't you do in Vietnam as you mentioned you
do with GPG, local portable/controllable
archives and far remote subscription backups
(and things like overseas proxy servers)? (I
I would, yes. But a Vietnamese would not. They are generally not aware
of such things. For a number of reasons. Primarily because they do not
have access to such information. There is no documentation in Vietnamese
about such things.
defer to your experience...) And how is what
someone in Vietnam faces functionally different
from what our responsibilities to ourselves are
here?
We have a means to secure our data if we want to. They don't. Again,
mostly because they do not have access to such information.
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