Not sure if capability based access is indeed the future. If mobile OS are an example, I don't think too many people would like that actually. OS are often pro

Not sure if capability based access is indeed the future. If mobile OS are an example, I don't think too many people would like that actually. OS are often pronounced dead. Maybe they won't be as relevant as today, but even that is questionable. Same with programming languages. C is dead and it died many deaths. Javascript is also dead. I worked with mobile code, also with the serverless kind. That certainly is not the future. No, sir, it isn't. MacOS may be the most endangered here, but even that is currently unlikely. Because there actually isn't a use case they cannot offer. UWP on Windows was capability based. Not an OS, but the same principles applied. It was heavily restricted. It is also basically dead. But really dead, not like C or Javascript...