Now what do we have? Now we're spending more money time and effort, getting poor and limited solutions, trying to patch up email sender verification, shove SELinux around things, wrap every browser request in "are you sure?" modal dialogs and "Request refused for your protection" trip-ups, replace IRC-plain-text-chat with "text-chat in a browser" (Slack, Discord) or walled gardens (iMessage, Google, Skype), fight hard to replace C with languages where buffer-overflows aren't one mistake away and everything isn't de-facto built around rudimentary-types and string-concatenation, and do it all without compromising backwards compatibility or established user experience too hard.
Now what do we have? Now we're spending more money time and effort, getting poor and limited solutions, trying to patch up email sender verification, shove SELinux around things, wrap every browser request in "are you sure?" modal dialogs and "Request refused for your protection" trip-ups, replace IRC-plain-text-chat with "text-chat in a browser" (Slack, Discord) or walled gardens (iMessage, Google, Skype), fight hard to replace C with languages where buffer-overflows aren't one mistake away and everything isn't de-facto built around rudimentary-types and string-concatenation, and do it all without compromising backwards compatibility or established user experience too hard.
'Awesome'.