RE: Redundant Security

So on the one hand it's infinitely easier to code things AND get them up and running super quickly and easily on a network if you don't bother about stupid pointless things like security on things that can't possibly be interesting targets but on the other hand -_- Back where I'm from people don't usually bother locking their cars and houses may or may not get locked depending on how long the occupant is going out for and if they prefer/are used to locking up or not. Sometimes the open or shut door was just an indication of whether someone was home or not. It's a really small town and everyone knows what's going on with everyone else or find out really quickly which is great for general physical safety and security and can be pretty appalling for gossip. We can keep pushing for better and should do so relentlessly. _{Posted via [HiveSuite](https://hivesuite.app/@ryivhnn/m4ro58xt)}