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"shouldn't" is ambiguous as it might suggest the responsibility is with the the user of eBPF rather than internal to it. Perhaps "is designed not to" but that'
by emmelaich 5y ago
"shouldn't" is ambiguous as it might suggest the responsibility is with the the user of eBPF rather than internal to it.
Perhaps "is designed not to" but that's a mouthful.
I think we should accept "can't" and yet know the limitations of certainty.