mattstreet
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But that same money could have been spent to actually do something useful and it still would have had that economic impact.
*And now I see where everyone else already made this extremely obvious point.
Security audits have found some issues with abusing the KoD so I'm not sure if it still works like that or if it tends to be disabled. (I was on one of the teams doing the audit, I found the "Skeleton Key" defect)
https://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/html/rate.html#kiss
If you wanted to help the server deal with DoS even better, I would guess the best solution is to put a rate limiting firewall in front of it.
To decrypt data you get to guess over and over again. An SSN would be a terrible key for that.
Yes you have. You could go out today and find a job doing physical labor unless you are significantly physically disabled. It's not like there is an educational barrier to all of those jobs. (Yes, I know there is to SOME of them because they require skills and performing physical labor)
As someone that has done plenty of both, you aren't contributing anything to this discussion unless you try it.