It does evoke the brilliant: "We're making the world a better place through constructing elegant hierarchies for maximum code reuse and extensibility." It's a

It does evoke the brilliant: "We're making the world a better place through constructing elegant hierarchies for maximum code reuse and extensibility." It's a infrastructure piece, which is several abstraction layers below the things that do impact freedom and all the other abstract values that high school LD debaters love to talk about. That they continue to parrot the "just missed a security update" view of the Equifax hack is both sad and makes me highly doubt their security acumen. True security relies on layers, not an impenetrable outer shell. Equifax's blunder was a fundamental lack of security-conscious architecture, not a failure to install a security update. I'm guessing that CoreOS actually understand this, they're just trying to profit from an event that's going to have real negative consequences for a lot of people who's information was stockpiled without their consent, which is a pretty crappy thing to do.