I'm not as think as some drunkle peep I am.

Basic connectivity to such services can be blocked and policy of no use can be published but ultimately, there's no real way to keep a trusted employee from walking out the door with a butt-load of data.

Your company has decided that you, as an individual, are trusted with their data (not sure I would but I don't perform security background checks). So yeah, you could easily walk out with gigs of data. But they trust you. Now, if the data is place up on someone else's servers, the company has no way of knowing who has access to that data.

Naw, just stupid iPad typing.

In 5 years or 10' it's coming.

Or Nerf weapons with rules of engagement where if you're hit, you have to leave the battlefield and can't respawn for another year. Chipping would allow you to keep track of who's allowed to play Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert! and who has to sit at home as a productive cit.

(man, there has to be a way to upload the the Hipcrime Vocab to an iPad dictionary.)

With 3d printing evolving, Lego sees the writing on the wall and are going for the profits while they can. Soon, it'll be a world of .99 - $9.99 Lego downloads, with Apple taking 30%.

He should try the Bobble-head smuggling scam next.

I thought the eleventh was Mind Thy Own Business.

Darn that Herschel!