Jim Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Imagine *if* there is a mandated change that there be some kind of >digital content filter in all D-A and *if* there is *any* probability at >all (no matter how small) that non-copyrighted material will trigger >this, would you put your life into the hands of a machine that will kill >you if all of the redundant D-A converters fail at exactly the same time >because of this "feature"?!
Imagine it's 2020: as you and your family ride by the one remaining drive-in theater in America, your car's autopilot goes blind... So I see exceptions in the law for critical systems. And I see hackers parking their cars in front of their TVs and tapping into the car's autopilot. So we need a law to prevent people from putting TV's in their garages. And some way for Them to know if I have a TV in my garage. ... Check out Baen Books' experience with freely available books on the web -- sales has gone UP. (http://www.baen.com/library/) --Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cryptography Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe cryptography" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
