Zero Clients: Hardware vs Software

[@Hermetic_]

@6:45: You mention it cannot be attacked from a cyber security perspective. But why? Any recommendations on KZbin videos or reading for me to learn?

[@charleskeyessr4288]

Zero client or thin client? Zero client is video, mouse and keyboard. Your server is fast. Thin clients are fast or slow.

[@christophwegener5611]

That's all great news from DELL and I'm happy to hear that DELL and Citrix finally resolved the uncertainties looming since XD7.0 release. My question is on the logic behind the claim that hardware can't change, and particularly how viewers could think this claim seems to be targeted at a competitive technology vendor whose name gets mentioned at the very beginning of your video. How do you explain your claim that hardware can't be changed, after seeing that a PanoLogic FPGA can be programmed (yes, that's what the 'P' in FPGA stands for) to perform arbitrary functions like flashing some LEDs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5TNfZZvjNyBqpo I know that the 'hardware' based zero client vendor referred to during your video is not actually PanoLogic. But by not clearly differentiating between ASIC and FPGA, it kind of makes the video feel to be targeted at a non-technical audience ... Almost as if the video content was 'dumbed' down on purpose.

[@maximumwoof8662]

your 'enunciation' with the word "can't" sounds like "can"...