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I think all of those are examples of "[doing] things against agreed-upon standards [with] a compelling reason and [with] due consideration to the adverse conseq
by fc417fc802 1mo ago
I think all of those are examples of "[doing] things against agreed-upon standards [with] a compelling reason and [with] due consideration to the adverse consequences".
- inigyou 1mo agoAnd the compelling reason is always profit.
- otterley 1mo agoNo it isn’t. Sometimes it’s security, or making the most out of limited resources. Besides, not all profitable ventures are bad.
- fc417fc802 1mo ago"The entire concept of NAT" was for profit? "Linux routers responding ICMP from 192.0.0.8 when not having an IP address" was for profit? What? The grocery store down the road only sells me things for profit but I hope you're not trying to imply that's somehow nefarious.