The oven has to be off, the garbage taken out and locked.

Go back and re-read it. It's all there.

I also have ovens, and stoves, a freezers, and garages, and a, and heating, and warm water, and garbage, and garden irrigation, and...

Yes, great sources, like Stalin clearing Stalin, the guy whom his own employer disavows and Wikipedia which ad soon as you read you retracted. Brilliant. And you only had to ignore 99% of content out there!

My point is that hackers usually try to get into productive servers. You cannot just shut them down for every hacker attack, or you would never be online. You need to keep the business running while at the same time defending from attacks, so while the top scenario has a bunch of technobabble, it is more realistic.

I didn't think I needed to say it, but the fridge is not reachable from the internet....

Nope.

Opening 40 doors and turning 50 knobs, yes.

Scholarly evidence... by this one guy who is contrary to consensus and chose to believe Stalin clearing Stalin. Bravo. I'm convinced, where do I sign?

Sorry, a kid in China tried to ssh into amazon.com, no shopping today!

My case: smarthome integration. It can change the settings if we go on vacation or have a party. It can alert us if our kids leave the door open (has happened twice in a year). It can tell us the temperature inside (and trigger an alert if abnormal). That's basically it.

Not everything is screens and cameras...

If true, him stepping down won't change a thing.

Same here. I am really getting tired of managing my exim4 setup, but since he made the trump comments I didn't trust him or proton by extension.