>don't update windows>hackers cause widespread famineShould our food use Linux instead?
Japan still uses Win2k.
>>110053444refrigerators don't need an internet connection.>bbbut sensors, what if a fridge goes down and the staff don't know!?!?So have a thermostat hooked to an arduino and reporting on a local network, there is no need for internet based controls.France cucked themselves with IoT with predictable results.smart anything is a dumb idea.
Bitcoin solves this
>>110053487>I can store my food in the blockchain
NOT AGAIN
>>110053495Some people honestly believe the future is tokenizing real-world assets.........
>>110053444>hack las vegas>disable all air conditioning
>>110053487not bitcoin but blockchain technology itself. which would have been an actual good use case for it. I remember 40 IQ managers never shutting the fuck up about it in 2018 and IoT stuff like this would have been an interesting way to secure this kind of thing
>>110053529>blockchain technology>actual good use case for fucking refrigerators
>>110053529In what way?
>>110053444>>110053470Those refrigerators were likely connected via PLCs. Not much different from arduinos on a local network. In fact they're basically the same exact thing but more expensive.
>>110053444Why do you need your fridges to be IOT?>Muh remote monitoringJust have thermometers separate from the fridge thermostat, it serves the exact same purpose and when you swap out fridges you can reuse the thermometer.
>>110053512
>>110053444Guys! Guys! Hear me out.The next trillion dollar market:What if fridges, but with AI???
>>110053461Crowdstrike outage wasted Tokyos airport.
>>110053444What's crazy is how breaches are such a regular occurences nowadays and people don't give a shit.Nobody can be half-assed to keep our data secured but we still entrust companies with them.
>>110053444Considering every billion-accounts-leaked hack, every spyware appliance from phones to TVs, etc. is already running Linux...
>>110053470This. Still very antisemitic though.
>>110053470>hook up thousands of arduinos in thousands of stores manuallyWhy would they even care when they can buy overpriced equipment that gets deducted from their taxes
>>110053593Makes you wonder if the entire refrigerator network was connected to the fucking local WiFi via the coffee machine or some stupid shit
>>110053713>setting endpoints to 100C>nonono not THOSE endpoints!
>>110053461>they successfuly passed from 1999 to 2000well done Japan.
>>110053713You'd be surprised by the extreme level of retardation your average company can have.At one of my previous job, we used to let clients just put random USB drives in our machines so they could access their files, and I got reprimanded for pointing it out.
just cut off the device's serial receive pin so it can transmit but not receive data.problem solved.
>>110053750crazy that France used to be a relevant country
>>110053770It's probably still the most relevant country in the EU (though plenty of Germans may disagree).It's just that the EU itself is now increasingly irrelevant, dragging down its "members".
>>110053770France is more relevant than neighborsnot that they put up much competition
>>110053704I think he was exaggerating with the Arduino example. I'm sure it's possible to have fridges that can be controlled over a network without them being exposed to the Web. "Smart" tech isn't inherently bad, we don't need to go back to monke to avoid problems. The problem is that people are retards (including those who work with smart tech) and most likely some exec got a mean stiffy out of the idea of being able to adjust fridge temps in all his supermarkets by just swiping an app on his phone.
>>110053750>DanfossI hear all the retards who can't cut it in their hydraulics and mining divisions get set to commercial Turns out they were right about that!
>>110053461SOVL
And people were laughing at the nonfree javascript spammerWHO'S STARVING NOW
>>110053461I bet those are not internet connected systems.>>110053652Airports have to deal with international companies, so they're kinda forced to bring in new systems that can deal with what those companies use.The public transport doesn't have to, though.
>>110053487>>110053529I bet you could not even articulate how you would go about implementing a blockchain to secure IoT devices.
>>110053470>refrigerators don't need an internet connection.FUCKING LUDDITEFUCKING LUDDITEDIE DIE DIE DIE DIE
