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He responded in force, taking on nearly every question, and his answers are extraordinarily interesting, providing mandatory reading for anyone who uses a computer. He also plainly thinks like an economist: search below for “crime pays” to see his sober assessment of why it’s better to earn a living as a security expert than as a computer criminal. Thanks to Bruce and to all of you for participating. Here’s a note that Bruce attached at the top of his answers: “Thank you all for your questions. Q: Assuming we are both still here in 50 years, what do you believe will be the most incredible, fantastic, mind-blowing advance in computers/technology at that time?
A: Fifty years is a long time. Read the science fiction from back then, and you’d be amazed by what they got wrong. Moore’s Law predicts that in fifty years, computers will be a billion times more powerful than they are today. A: Yes. A: Yes and no. OAuth — An open protocol to allow secure API authentication in a simple and standard method from desktop and web applications.