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You're right – but I don't think "hardware" usually counts as state!
by DDR0 7y ago
You're right – but I don't think "hardware" usually counts as state!
- kibwen 7y agoWe don't generally count hardware as state because we expect it to be a reliable abstraction, but this same attitude applies to other things we do too: note that any program you've ever compiled can also count the compiler itself as state; this is the whole foundation for trusting-trust attacks!