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The Promise and Peril of Palladium
Tim Mullen, 2003-03-17

Whether Microsoft's ambitious project is a security solution or a Trojan horse depends much on the company's intentions.

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The Promise and Peril of Palladium 2003-03-17
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The Promise and Peril of Palladium 2003-03-18
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Palladium, Longhorn, Memphis -- big secret code names 2003-03-26
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The Promise and Peril of Palladium 2003-03-21
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The Promise and Peril of Palladium 2003-03-25
Anonymous
You are right. Deadman switches on power equipment, fast trip circuit breakers, air-brakes on trucks. All of these items limit my liberty. I cannot use the underlying item as "freely" as I'd like, they have limits. So, I must eschew them....

I'm not sure that a technology that allows us to impose limits on how something can be used is intrinsically "liberty limiting." At least not in a way I think you mean



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