If you pwn the machine, then you pwn everyone on the machine.
There's a limit to how much technology can improve.
If you assume the existence of a vulnerability, you can use that vulnerability to attack something.
Ringing out another year.
Armed and ready, with the suggestion that no further changes will be needed (or accepted).
They seem to be the same thing. Do we need both?
Keeping read-only data separate from read-write data.
Even though their lifetimes don't overlap, you sometimes need to go back in time.
Try shopping around.
A fancy way of saying unimpeded network connectivity.
