Re: Who stay focused? (was: [Fwd: Question])

"R. DuFresne" <[email protected]>
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On Tue, 14 Apr 2009, Jean-Denis Gorin wrote:

 	[SNIP]

>
> For them willing to know why I'm still lurking FW-wiz as I have quit the field,
> I'm just trying to assess how fast the IT world will collapse in case of a major
> security threat... (I already know who will survive this, and how ;) ).
>

I'm not sure it requires a security threat to being down vast areas of 
the Internet, and for vast periods of time.  If either coast was hit with 
a tsunami, or huge quake, or even a large storm like that which 
devastated New Orleans <which still has not recovered how many years 
after?>, the affects of which will be technically devastating as well.


Main question is, if the Internet is devastated, to a point it can be 
'rebuilt' would the mistakes of the past be redone in the new?

Thanks,

Ron DuFresne
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