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elizabethv
7/19/2017 9:25:19 AM
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Re: Singapore is vulnerable in many ways, too...
@Ariella - good point. Should I ever reach that level, by that time, I would imagine technology would have progressed enough to offer me seemless internet services..... Of course, since this is a fairy tale, I might as well also have the cash to ensure that will be the case. :-)
Ariella
7/18/2017 5:29:00 PM
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Re: Singapore is vulnerable in many ways, too...
@mhhf1ve when you're that rich, you get to have your cake and eat it, too, so to speak.
mhhf1ve
7/13/2017 10:38:09 AM
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Re: Singapore is vulnerable in many ways, too...
If you really want to live on a "deserted island".. I don't think you'd fit the profile for wanting a high speed internet connection. Unless you're Larry Ellison or Mark Zuckerberg.
https://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/28/magazine/larry-ellison-island-hawaii.html
http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerberg-buys-700-acres-in-hawaii-for-more-than-100-million-2014-10
elizabethv
7/13/2017 8:24:50 AM
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Re: Singapore is vulnerable in many ways, too...
@mhhf1ve - that's an extremely valid point and one I never considered. Something to think about if that "living on a deserted island" thing ever pans out for me. Though connectivity might not be a high priority if that ever comes about.
mhhf1ve
7/12/2017 7:41:10 PM
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Singapore is vulnerable in many ways, too...
mhhf1ve
7/12/2017 9:59:46 AM
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Re: Singapore Tops at Cybersecurity
I'm sure Singapore is the target of plenty of corporate espionage trying to steal its advanced technologies and know-how to be replicated in other nations. But that's pretty much par for the course for any country that has significant intellectual property.
elizabethv
7/12/2017 8:21:06 AM
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Re: Singapore Tops at Cybersecurity
@mhhf1ve - Lol, my guess would be the latter, she has a certain file size to obide by so obviously the US Government does too.
Accurate analysis of the hacking of the elections in Singapore as well. Lol. Though I would hope that kind of thing would be taken into account when bragging about the technology Singapore has achieved. Maybe I'm wrong there.
mhhf1ve
7/11/2017 7:20:40 PM
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Re: Singapore Tops UN Cybersecurity Survey
> "The United States is playing a LOT more offense and defense when it comes to cybersecurity than Singapore."
Yup. I doubt any foreign nation is trying to interfere with Singapore's national elections... (digtally or otherwise)
mhhf1ve
7/11/2017 4:12:43 PM
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Re: Singapore Tops at Cybersecurity
> "I saw a lady the other day who laughed finding it impossible that all of the voter registration information for the entire country could be transmitted via email."
Impossible? Because she still thinks of computers with vacuum tubes and a maximum of 64Kb of memory?
Or... because whenever she tries to send an email attachment, her email client gives her an error that says "attached file is too large".....?
elizabethv
7/11/2017 8:55:36 AM
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Re: Singapore Tops at Cybersecurity
@mhhf1ve - I don't know, have you seen some of the conspiracy theories floating around, and the people that believe them? I saw a lady the other day who laughed finding it impossible that all of the voter registration information for the entire country could be transmitted via email. I think a fair number of people have an inaccurate understanding of what our current technology is capable of. Realistically, there are probably people on both sides of that spectrum.
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