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Sure it would, except nobody is brave enough to do it. They're too busy attacking some detail, this week it's diskless situations, next week it's "untrusted" ra
by brynet 7y ago
Sure it would, except nobody is brave enough to do it. They're too busy attacking some detail, this week it's diskless situations, next week it's "untrusted" random hardware/rdrand, and ignore a system that mixes components together.
- beefhash 7y agoI suppose that's the curse of the success of Linux. Now that it's everywhere, it also has to answer to all kinds of usage scenarios.
- tedunangst 7y agoThe problem is not intractable if you are willing to solve pieces of it. Then you solve another piece. Then somebody realizes they're the odd man out, and they solve their piece.