1) Many will cry about that performance hit (including me).
For over a decade our computers have gotten faster marginally, but our software has gotten slower at a greater rate.
You can barely navigate the web now with a new low end computer (that isn't a Chromebook). Most on this site won't care though because our machines cost $2,000+ and the web is Fine(tm); many folk aren't buying anything over $300 though.
2) These are memory bugs, so the introduction of Rust into the kernel could help us here potentially, no need for an architectural revolution.
For over a decade our computers have gotten faster marginally, but our software has gotten slower at a greater rate.
You can barely navigate the web now with a new low end computer (that isn't a Chromebook). Most on this site won't care though because our machines cost $2,000+ and the web is Fine(tm); many folk aren't buying anything over $300 though.
2) These are memory bugs, so the introduction of Rust into the kernel could help us here potentially, no need for an architectural revolution.