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Thank you. Stateless is a good idea, and I would personally like to see faster security updates on Debian (and by extension KickSecure). I haven't been following them lately so I do not know their reasons for deprecating hardened malloc, I assume there's an explanation for it.
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It has been my pleasure 😊!
Pragmatism 😅; at least, that's how I interpret their justifications.
Again. it has been my pleasure 😊!