← Back to context Comment by dtf 9 hours ago Does it satisfy the rule of two? 6 comments dtf Reply BugsJustFindMe 9 hours ago > Does it satisfy the rule of two?One to embody power, the other one to crave it?I'm confused about the connection. erikvanoosten 8 hours ago Two safety protection mechanisms. For example: Rust + Sandbox. groundzeros2015 7 hours ago If it’s sandboxed why do I need rust?What counts as a “safety mechanism”? 2 replies → rfgplk 7 hours ago Yep.
BugsJustFindMe 9 hours ago > Does it satisfy the rule of two?One to embody power, the other one to crave it?I'm confused about the connection. erikvanoosten 8 hours ago Two safety protection mechanisms. For example: Rust + Sandbox. groundzeros2015 7 hours ago If it’s sandboxed why do I need rust?What counts as a “safety mechanism”? 2 replies →
erikvanoosten 8 hours ago Two safety protection mechanisms. For example: Rust + Sandbox. groundzeros2015 7 hours ago If it’s sandboxed why do I need rust?What counts as a “safety mechanism”? 2 replies →
groundzeros2015 7 hours ago If it’s sandboxed why do I need rust?What counts as a “safety mechanism”? 2 replies →
> Does it satisfy the rule of two?
One to embody power, the other one to crave it?
I'm confused about the connection.
Two safety protection mechanisms. For example: Rust + Sandbox.
If it’s sandboxed why do I need rust?
What counts as a “safety mechanism”?
2 replies →
Yep.