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It's too easy to just blame C, it's their slap-dash, design-by-committee kitchen-sink features, lack of process, absense of rigor and generally amateurish "engineering," if it can be called that, of a now critical security framework. Why isn't every release first run through valgrind tools and some commercial C bug-finding tools used by embedded / safety-critical systems and why aren't there proofs of it's correctness? They have and/or could get the money/resources.

1/33.7 of an exceptionally privileged imperial gallon of petrol, according to US regulators.

Should've used CloudFlare.

Tulip-bulb, gold rush, hockeystick optimism when reality moves more like bounded diff equ's with a carrying capacity or an impulsive arc overshooting sustainability, not Malthusian exponentials forever on magic rainbows.

Paging Mark Cuban or Mr. Jack Ma ... complete some deliveries and liquidate assets at the right time for a good price, either when the economy picks up or steel prices climb.