The hilarious thing is how people justify Apple's bugs with a security concern. Just squinting at the stack trace from the article, my intuition is that someon

The hilarious thing is how people justify Apple's bugs with a security concern. Just squinting at the stack trace from the article, my intuition is that someone at Apple added a bunch of nice looking object-oriented stuff without regard for overhead. So a call to get a single integer from the kernel, namely the time, results in lots of objects being created on the heap and tons of "validation" going on. Then somebody on hacker news says this is all for your own good.