Is this sarcasm? Hard to tell on the internet sometimes. Anyway: * It's scary enough to be hit one time. It's no fun to have one's all passwords, accounts and

Is this sarcasm? Hard to tell on the internet sometimes. Anyway: * It's scary enough to be hit one time. It's no fun to have one's all passwords, accounts and keys stolen, and sometimes have files encrypted with a ransom demand on top of that. * Ideally we'd like to have a secure-by-default world, where the mere act of installing a dependency or running a helper script doesn't compromise your whole system. We're almost there with our phones, we just need to rethink our desktops too. Of course I don't say you should use containers/sandboxes. It's a tradeoff everyone has to make, but there are many reasons some people (me included) prefer to sandbox everything as much as reasonably possible.