You are deranged. Wiregard and TOR are FOSS. It is basically impossible to hide a "master key" in that. And no, that is NOT how Tor works.
I have no idea why you are trying to spread lies, but please stop doing so.
Which somehow is not a surprise. Well, time to kick US monopolies to the curb.
Indeed. At least Europe is slowly catching on.
For enhanced security.
Is this less obvious than I assumed it was, or do you just not understand what it does?
Ahahahahahaha, oh sweet summer child....
No "secure" boot does not protect you.
You can disable secure boot. But Microsoft clearly has too much power and too little oversight and consequences for when they screw up.
What does that statement even mean? It sounds like marketing gibberish.
Thanks. But expecting that type of blithering idiot to have any insight into themselves is really futile.
Don't bother. For the MAGA cretins, it is always the others that do all the evil. Classical extreme lack of insight into themselves. I mean, currently they support murder, rape, rape of children, war-crimes and a few other utterly evil things.
No. Clearly not within their skillset.
There has been regime change. The old supreme leader was killed. The new one was thought to be too extreme by the old one, but that was before his mother, father, wife, child and a bunch of other family members were killed by the US and Israel. Much the same experience as a bunch of other young Iranians who might have been leaning towards the whole US = the great satan thing being a bit of hypoerbole.
AI is typically more efficient than the old hand-coded algorithms.
The reason you want to do this in space is that you want it to be autonomous. What might you want an autonomous satellite to do?
The data rate is likely to be the limiting factor
No, it's going to be the amount of processing power you've got. In the future you could put more up there but that has problems. You could also put more lasers on the satellite and have more bandwidth.
What you can't do is make light go faster. On-satellite analysis could be critical if you wanted to run a fairly simple algorithm on a fairly limited amount of data and detect a fairly obvious feature very quickly, and do something automated with that information right away in orbit, or at least on that side of the planet. Like detecting blooms on thermal imaging. For example.
There is no "oh, natural disasters and stuff" application where it's not more efficient to return the images to the surface. There also aren't any such applications where you wouldn't want to have the images available to view.
The problem with Reagan's Star Wars: no droids.
Uh huh.
Computers were more expensive in the past. Particularly 40 years ago.
It is not every question that deserves an answer. -- Publilius Syrus
