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I believe they put you to start the laptop to make sure in the inside it is a laptop, not a bomb or something like that.
Probably it was refreshing to have such an insightful conversation with the security guy.
Yes, it's a test if the tool - laptop, haircutter, $whatever - is at least seemingly working and not just a shell for not so nice things.
Of course, I'm sure you can build a bomb or whatever in a laptop shell that can at least simulate the startup of an OS, but it's much more hassle.
Indeed. I really enjoyed the conversation. It was the first time I ever saw one of these rare and mythical creatures called "users". :-)
Amsterdam didn't ask to have the notebook switched on either. All they wanted me was to open it so they could see there's a keyboard. So maybe times are changing indeed. |