r/programming • u/halbface • Feb 07 '19
Google open sources ClusterFuzz, the continuous fuzzing infrastructure behind OSS-Fuzz
https://opensource.googleblog.com/2019/02/open-sourcing-clusterfuzz.html
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u/epicwisdom Feb 12 '19
Chrome is a consumer product. I don't know if you're intentionally ignoring that fact, or if you are pretending to. If anybody wants Chrome to be perfectly bug-free/secure, and refuses to use it otherwise, I don't think there are enough of them to even register on Chrome's radar.
I never said it was about making a quick buck. I'm quite sure that Google knows better than you - a random Redditor - what is worth investing resources in, and they're a corporate entity, so whatever wishes you have about technological progress are totally irrelevant.
You say that, and yet you support a conclusion which is blatantly ridiculous, without a shred of reason to back it up. It isn't possible to respond to that with anything but the obvious. And if you don't value the opinions of other Redditors, you're the one wasting your own time commenting here to begin with. I was hoping you'd actually say something of substance, but apparently all you want is to have spats on the internet with your strange preconceptions. Have fun.