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Re: this2shallpass post# 140492

Tuesday, 03/07/2017 7:11:40 PM

Tuesday, March 07, 2017 7:11:40 PM

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Why buy SFOR encryption??

Have you Heard of Microsoft being hacked ?

Would INTEL add Hardware MultiFactor Authentication to its Latest 7th Generation Chips if it could be hacked ?

Heard of anyone using StrikeForces Products Being Hacked ?

It takes Time for Technology to penetrate and saturate the market?

It took years for CD-ROM Writers to become a Consumer Product. In 1990 it cost $35,000K for the equipment if you wanted to Produce a CD-ROM Product unless farming the Job out to a Company that would do it for you. In 1992 the cost dropped to around $10K. More in reference below.

Industry and the Government are the first to Purchase Products such as that before the production costs are cut enough by Mass Purchasing at much higher cost in order for the Price to come down to the Consumer Level. I believe the first CD-ROM R for your PC cost $500.

Ok, so CD-ROM's R/W is a little dated so let's move up to LED Lightbulbs which have been available to the consumer for little more almost 2 decades but the same law still applies as the recently are finally begining to Dominate the market on store sleeves. Oh they were available to the Consumer prior to today say 3 or 4 years ago, but had little quanities and Shelf Space due to the Much Higher cost. In the meantime while a Government Mandated Time Table was set, for the switch from incandescent was playing out? Ever try to buy a 100 Watt Bulb in the past couple of years ?

Meanwhile Chinese mostly Made Compact fluorescent bulbs proliferated.
Ever read the Warning Labels on these things?

First the contain Murcury and should be disposed of in Hazardous Material Dumps.

2nd what are you suppose to due in an a Skyscraper Office Building where you cant open a windwow to ventilate the room if one is broken as the instructions on the packaging tell you to do. How do you comply with Government Regulations without evacuating the entire Floor until the Broken Compact Florescent mess is cleaned up. Or
Do we call out the HazMat Team ?

The Government could careless, as long as we are Conserving Energy until the Invented LED Light Bulb Technology is broght down to a Retail Consumer Price Level.


Yes everybody panics these days over Small Amounts of anything that maybe hazardous to your health. If Most consumers Office workers even know the contain Mercury.

Babyboomers use to take the Silver semi-solid Mercry from broken thermometers and play with it watching it roll around in their bare Hands.

I'm not trying to downplay the how dangerous Murcury can be to the Human Body, instead I'd like to point out that all those mostlt
Chinese made compact fluorescent bulbs we've been using for the past ten years that uninformed consumers just throw in their household Trash like they were incandescents, are filling our Trash Dumps with a lot of Hazardous Material polluting the Earth beneath it.

How many so called Environmental Nuts are doing the same as the typical consumer ?

As I've asked a few how do they like those new Energy Saving compact fluorescent light bulbs ? And what they do when with them when they do eventually burn out.

Pretty Hypocritical if you ask me.

LED Bulbs on the other hand may cost more but last about 5-7 years or more, an Investment in Cost savings down the road if you can afford the few extra bucks. Do Not Forget to take them with you when you Move.

I know most of the above due to wanting to Produce and Sell CD-ROMs after retuning from Germany in 1990 and Investing in at the time Main LED Manufacture CREE Inc in 1998 and held for two years.

Cree first brought the blue LED to market in 1989, and today Cree's XLamp® LEDs have continually exceeded industry standards for brightness and efficiency.

Just an Emerging, Disruptive, and Paradigm Shift Technology Investor.
Hello StrikeForce Technologies glad to meet you.

49'er

Ref:

CD-R recording systems available in 1990 were similar to the washing machine-sized Meridian CD Publisher, based on the two-piece rack mount Yamaha PDS audio recorder costing $35,000, not including the required external ECC circuitry for data encoding, SCSI hard drive subsystem, and MS-DOS control computer. By 1992, the cost of typical recorders was down to $10,000–12,000, and in September 1995, Hewlett-Packard introduced its model 4020i manufactured by Philips, which, at $995, was the first recorder to cost less than $1000.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-R


Note to Pennydream, you were correct.