I never understood PINs being part of Windows Hello.
First of all, PINs are often shorter than an average password.
Second, the PIN length is fixed, making it even easier for an attacker.
Third, the PIN address space is often fixed to digits, making it easier for an attacker.
I know if I was an attacker, I'd prefer an 8 digit PIN to a variable length password, that may (not must) include uppercase, lower case, numerical, or special characters.
DISCLAIMER: I am not a biologist of any type, but as a layman...
I'm guessing that smaller fish had a better chance of escaping from the nets, so the next generation tended to be smaller.
Different political environment. With the WTFs coming from Washington, this appears to be politcally motivated ("digital independence") as opposed to the previous (Munich) effort's financial motivation.
It would be difficult for MS to offer big enough discounts to cover a decree of "No Software From the USA"
"certain evidence and theories became unavailable"
Sounds like some of Western Digital's design documents got degaussed "accidentally"
That was SPEX's evidence and theories.
Now they know how it feels to get a 23 cent check in the mail when a class action lawsuit wins.
Nah, they'll get a coupon for $10 off a WD drive.
It's impossible to make anything idiot proof, because idiots are so ingenious.
A motion to adjourn is always in order.