Humm ... I looked for the fun if no one spotted in any comment that there was a creepy feature the author likes. Periodic automated arbitrary code execution f

Humm ... I looked for the fun if no one spotted in any comment that there was a creepy feature the author likes. Periodic automated arbitrary code execution from a remote source. Here is a list of the stupid ideas that old coders warned from - abritrary remote code execution [X] this, curl|bash - too much dependencies [X] npm - lack of specifications, staging [X] Agile - non deterministic HW [X] Intel - non deterministic software [X] llvm/gcc/AI - Single point of failure [X] github/CA - attack by majority on P2P [X] blockchain, bitcoin - bigger sloc is more bugs [X] heavy frameworks - using immature technologies [X] haskell - bloatwares [X] angular - private corp standardizing [X] QUIC & al, browser wars - beware of information entropy [X] big data - moving parts [X] the Cloud - higher surface of vulnerability [X] IoT - monopolies [X] google - using private cie for infra [X] github is the new sourceforge - putting half backed std in prod [X] IPv6 - lack of consistency [X] most nosql tech - legal risk due to IP law [X] coding by copy/pasting If I was an old coder still coding I would say we are very close to a singularity : the total lack of trust that could result in all this is simply customers reverting to fax, teletypes, snail mail... or going to court to ask for financial compensations. If you need an expert to help you on this, I can help.