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did you even read the post? she spent several paragraphs talking about the attack-resistance benefits running on a unikernel provided. also, when did people he
by zem 12y ago
did you even read the post? she spent several paragraphs talking about the attack-resistance benefits running on a unikernel provided.
also, when did people here start looking down on hacking for the sheer joy of it? personally, i found this post pretty inspiring; i've been looking for people who are doing stuff with mirage other than hacking on mirage itself.
- x0x0 12y agoWhich is still less secure than running her static site straight out of s3.
- acqq 12y agoPossibly, but she can't modify the code of S3 and whereas she can modify the unikernel as much as she wants. Only at this moment, the static pages are enough. Storing something on S3 has order of magnitude less hacker points than doing this.