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Message-ID: <1067444380.2688.12.camel@hellfire>
From: pz at psychozapp.de (Sebastian Herbst)
Subject: Coding securely, was Linux (in)security

I just said "it is possible", i never said "it is a good idea" oder "it
is well worth the expenses".

But if you see open source software analogous to math, it would perhaps
make sense to do this with some smaller OS-independent libraries.
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