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lbatx | 6 years ago

I get that they are different. It was an analogy. Either way, I don't think there's enough momentum to stop it this time either.

BTW, your argument about being able to inspect local code still seems moot in light of the fact that if you interact with the server, you still have to trust it. 90% of the code might be local, but you still have to worry about that 10% that is opaque to you. And there's no practical difference between 10% of code being opaque and 90% being opaque. The "bad stuff" could happen in that 10%.

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