Having non-x86 machines has actually made my life a lot easier -- most common exploits don't have the proper offsets and simply don't work. Before you call me

Having non-x86 machines has actually made my life a lot easier -- most common exploits don't have the proper offsets and simply don't work. Before you call me lazy for not patching, there are a lot of vendors that have very long patch times. If you have an environment that is mission critical, you would be well advised to not use x86 at all in the server environment. My entire income is based on cryptocurrency, so if I get owned it would result in large uninsurable losses.