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So open source always gets a free pass? "You should be doing X as what you're doing represents a security threat." "Well, submit a patch then neener neener." C

So open source always gets a free pass? "You should be doing X as what you're doing represents a security threat." "Well, submit a patch then neener neener." C'mon.

riffraff 9y ago
they don't, it's just that the statement "there is no reason for this software not to have a sandbox" is wrong, because, well, there are many reasons. A correct statement might have been "there is no technical reason that prevents sandboxing, given a ton of work".