My entire premise is that you are wrong on all counts. Your ideological point is balanced by the fact that no one cares in reality. `apt-get` and other tools ar

My entire premise is that you are wrong on all counts. Your ideological point is balanced by the fact that no one cares in reality. `apt-get` and other tools are used in critical systems all day long, and Krebs isn't blogging about it. Easter eggs aren't causing outages and data breaches. The fact we're discussing it all is a form of bait; the entire discussion is useless and distracting a-la Twitter culture wars, but we're addicted to the debate of minutiae. The only point I acknowledge is part two of point #3: They have better things to do, especially if, as the author says, they constantly ship buggy code.