That's pretty clearly what it's going to take to wake normies out of their sleep. Hell, even anons
jump all over the place with excitement when any moron off the street suggests some positive Durham
news - citing "sources." We are fooled too easily, and difficult to convince otherwise.
Or this is what reaching the precipice looks like.
That's how a computer boots off of a network. The network can be small, just a local LAN, or
much larger.
Typically much faster than booting off of a DVD, but slower than booting off of a hard-drive.
Tis OK. The system I develop on PXE boots most of the machines we use. Occasionally we have to
put in a DVD to return to a known good state after some retard fucks up the PXE install.
Define bad? If they aren't supposed to have their machines connected to a network, varying degrees
of bad may apply. A local LAN set up to boot all the machines in a counting room is not nearly as
bad as every machine connected to the Internet to access a central server located somewhere else.
I don't know if it can be proven without more knowledge of their setup.