Reminder for using car examples: Emission/safety standards: 1-made things better 2-helped US competitiveness 3-were resisted tooth and nail
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I understand that software is a fast-moving industry. But it is now integrated into the world. The standards and expectations have to match.
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Security, safety and stability have to take a front-seat in software. I hear all the resistance, but *this* will actually open up vistas.
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It is. You are maybe right to criticize it, but it wasn't made to last 30 years. It was supposed to be replaced in <10.
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Maybe it should have been designed to last 30 years, but it was not and you can't go back in time and change that.
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Can’t believe we’re still using Unix, it’s Paleolithic by these standards.
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XP is consumer grade software. Expecting this to run infrastructure is optimistic.
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It is. The error was replacing custom OSes with a general purpose OS for many use-cases. Increased attack surface manifold.
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XP is a consumer desktop system. Someone chose to use it for infrastructure, instead of an industrial grade system.
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It’s as unfair to expect long-term support for a system like that as it is to ask infra owners to patch on short notice.
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