Hmmm, but isn't your argument that we should just accept the amount of time that patch qualification takes based on resources assigned by some executive bean counter, and not try to influence that?
That's certainly true of some people, but it's not true of all people. A diabetic has very specific dietary requirements for example, and would not want the waiter to choose for them.
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For anything you can find a special case. There will always be one specific customer which would be better off with one specific knob, but knob explosion is one of the worst thing you can do to a product.
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That's you're opinion, but the diabetic probably disagrees. You know some people disable spectre mitigations because perf is more important? Everyone's different.
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