You really think that the data is gone when you select 'delete' in the app?

It couldn't get on my network without my hard-to-crack wifi password.
But it could secretly join some neighbors' open wifi, or an xfinity wifi, or...

I took "didn't have physical connectivity to the DB" to mean that they used Wi-Fi for extra security :-)

Actually, prior to just recently the cheapest mac mini was $599. I forget exactly when it jumped up to $599 from the earlier (initial?) $499

Note that you need a new NEO, and you (for good security reasons) can't update the firmware on your old NEO to do FIDO U2F.
Or at least I couldn't get mine to work, and AFAICT from reading their announcements that's the case.

I think it's the thing that Lotus invented in 1991 for NeXTStep:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...

Divorce? That worked for me... :-)

Or by your fingerprint. Or, in my case by a 12-character secure password.

I want it for external encryption, with my Yubikey Neo. Until that works, I'm unlikely to upgrade from my 4S.

Not sure how I did it (I keep my 4s in a pocket with just a polishing cloth), but I've got a 1/4" scratch on mine. I've dropped my 3s in the past, but never dropped my 4s.

Oh sure, but I'm a software developer who live in emacs with multiple frames spread across two 2560x1440 27" monitors with each frame usually split into 6-10 windows. 30Hz is just fine for that.

I just bought a Seiki 39" 4K TV for use as a monitor. I paid $329 (USD) because I was too slow to get the sale price at $299.

No, because that doesn't work with sudo. Real pros use:
cat | [sudo] tee [-a] filename

If you need the key embedded in the chip in your fridge, and the engineers weren't complete idiots and they aren't all the same, then downloading a script may not be enough, you may have to hook up a sensitive a/d converter and run 1000s of probes to determine the key. The potential pool of people who would do such a thing to avoid ads on their fridge is much smaller than those who would simply cover the screen with their kid's art.

I figure once you've got 5 Gbit, you're good:
http://web.forret.com/tools/vi...

That's 5Gbit for 4K video (the movie size, not the TV size, but at the higher TV frame rate), completely uncompressed...