>Play the game of cat-and-mouse with an entire Internet's worth of bad actors trying to break your server? "No thanks," says most actual users. In the context

>Play the game of cat-and-mouse with an entire Internet's worth of bad actors trying to break your server? "No thanks," says most actual users. In the context of today's tech stacks (possibly containerized daemons running on a userland and kernel written in C, designed in a time where the internet was not considered hostile) it's easy to see why the game is stacked against the owner of that RPi0, but maybe in a decade or so we'll see a great renaissance of operating systems design and we'll all be running devices designed from the ground up to operate in adversarial environments