>no wonder China is banning government officials from using their devices.
Do you actually think security is the reason they are being banned? I think the reasons are far more political than technical.
Do you actually think security is the reason they are being banned? I think the reasons are far more political than technical.
> And the whole reason for the hydrogen burning [by SLS' engines] was to keep the space shuttle contractors jobs. Once again it's not a technical reason but a pork barrel one.
That doesn't mean you can't analyze if a specific technical decision was made primarily on technical grounds/merit or if it is mostly a political one without a technical basis.
You may be right but sometimes the local optics track better when a political reason is given and the local authorities might also expect better compliance with political reasoning. Similarly, "We are getting pwned," never tracks well. There are solid reasons, long ago, why China stopped using Nortel.
Such as?