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If the environment can be presumed to contain at least one wolf, then building houses out of straw and sticks is considered negligent and lazy pigs deserve to g
by myself248 3y ago
If the environment can be presumed to contain at least one wolf, then building houses out of straw and sticks is considered negligent and lazy pigs deserve to get eaten.
Responsible pigs who build from brick, sacrificing some profit in the name of security, are celebrated for their sound judgment and foresight.
A fairy tale has been telling us this for at least 200 years and probably much longer, history is unclear on how far back it goes.
It's amazing seeing this thread take the side of the negligent lazy pig. "But my thousand-dependency framework is mostly made of straw!", they say. "My boss won't give me time to even use sticks, much less brick!", they say. "It has to be this way!", they say.
- smoldesu 3y agoIt's not about lazy people versus diligent people, though. The companies are blaming the wolves, and arguing that they don't need to fix the issues since only the wolves threaten us (right now). That is a bad security model, and with or without Flipper Zero it will fail.
- LeifCarrotson 3y agoThe argument for the Flipper Zero is that it's an independent building inspector. People are being sold houses where the builder says they're made of brick, and if not for this product, the pigs might live in a house believing it's brick until a wolf blows it down and reveals a thin layer of stucco over straw. The home sellers are saying "but wolves and building inspectors alike can use this tool to blow down houses!" (porcine building inspector use rather crude inspection methods). But it would be irrelevant if the houses were made of brick and not straw.