On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:39:42 -0500, Hal Merritt wrote:

>USB stick based solutions are a good thing for the weary warrior just trying 
>to do a job in spite of the 'services' of the PC folks. However, such 
>solutions have been drawing attention from both the auditors and miscreants as 
>an attack vector.
>
Sic transit PuTTY?  XMing?  Knoppix?  et. al.

Doesn't the same apply to optical disks?

Perhaps every programmer should be given a thin client with
no floppy, optical, nor USB.

Hmmm.  My thin client has 4 USB ports.

"thin client"?  I remember when they were called "terminals".

-- gil

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