The real story of Star Wars is how catastrophically bad engineering leads to the defeat of a superior force.
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Seriously. How many times is that tin can R2 going to pwn a Death Star before they put in 2FA?
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That R2 is literally older than Luke too. When is the Empire going to upgrade to IPV6?
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Hey hey hey hey. This all happened a looooooong time ago in a galaxy far far away. I am sure they have adequate security by now. We’re watching their Stone Age equivalent after all ;)
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Perfect illustration of the "timely patch against an insider threat" problem. Tens of thousands of R2s working in the empire's fleet.
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R2 was the 2nd factor...
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So I assume the new movie is the same chewed out old formula of: - Imperium builds new, better superweapon - the brave, brave Rebels after a bit of drama and maybe breaking someone out of prison exploit one flaw and the superweapon blows up? (haven't seen it yet)
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I mean, not really. The only "superweapon" really deployed didn't get destroyed really, as much as it was mostly ineffectual, as far as I recall.
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