Malware
He obviously had a net connected PC, hence steam and halflife (a not inconsiderable download on a shit connection), so I wonder if the malware had a role in fingering him.
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>"Public Key encryption exists and will never cease to exist - but we have elected idiots who continually exhibit their stupidity."
I'm pretty sure at least one smart person advising the home office knows this, but they don't care and want the power anyway.
> "1. This is the most minor thing in the world, this only affects a very specific use-case and you can get around it by converting your drive to NTFS."
Making your SD card useless for anything other than Windows machines.
> "2. Some of us have 1Gbps bidirectional fibre."
Most people don't.
> "or it would have been identified a LONG time ago."
It may well have been found a long time ago. Trouble is, intel have a habit of sitting on information like this so as not to harm their channel partners (who would have to dump stock), and themselves who may have to issue a huge buyback.
Better to wait and bury the head in the sand while the engineers can figure out if it can be fixed in the field.