Obligatory mention here for the fine folks of systemd, who have made a properly seeded CSPRNG a requirement for merely booting a system and then kept bricking p

Obligatory mention here for the fine folks of systemd, who have made a properly seeded CSPRNG a requirement for merely booting a system and then kept bricking peoples systems when it turns out finding that seed at boot time is a non-trivial problem. All for what, avoiding collisions in some hash table implementation? I don't really care for the browser application, if you made a TLS connection in the first place obviously you better have the randomness and might as well make random() use that, but someone explicitly using a CSPRNG in a native application is a huge code smell on the level of implementing your own crypto.