> IMHO giving people more reasons not to run their code on and trust some server located remotely is a good thing. This seems like an odd thing to say. There

> IMHO giving people more reasons not to run their code on and trust some server located remotely is a good thing. This seems like an odd thing to say. There are plenty of very good reasons to not run your own hardware.... lower cost, uptime, ability to scale with demand all comes to mind. Cloud providers will figure out how to mitigate threats like this...