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That's a good point actually. It fits with the principle of least confusion. (The software I mentioned is a command line tool/library.)
by semi-extrinsic 12y ago
That's a good point actually. It fits with the principle of least confusion. (The software I mentioned is a command line tool/library.)
- sillysaurus3 12y agoA tool printing "This version has a critical vulnerability, upgrade immediately" wouldn't be confusing though, or cause any problems. Even if it wasn't connected to the network, it simply wouldn't print that message. Everything else would still work properly. It seems like people are worried about privacy without thinking it through.