agnsaft

Shouldnt really be a problem unless those mp3s have malicious code for that particular decoder

Should be somewhat careful with using LOC as a decent metric for code

Number of fixed vulnerabilities does not equal number of times exploited. A vulnerability may be exploited many times by many different people.

I cannot possibly imagine that Norway would gamble with such a large stake in a single company. Such funds usually have some strategies to reduce risk and thereby protect the wealth of their citizens.

touchscreens work in cars, just not for stuff you need while driving.

VT is more than just the antivirus engines. If you subscribe (expensive!) you can actively hunt for malware using Yara-rules and a powerful search engine. if you know some patterns in malware you are tracking, you can add Yara rules that will run each time a file is uploaded and will notify you of any matches.

Lets assume you know a threat actor always uses the same variable names during heap sprays, you can discover new malware from this threat actor with a Yara rule to look for this pattern.

I thought half of the problem was the locked down platform and not the technology itself.

Exactly. This point does not get sufficient attention to make it a competitive advantage. And it absolutely should be!

At this point, the only thing I care about is whether or not they plan on releasing quality software updates in a timely manner for a reasonable amount of time...

Privacy to print documents without permission?

This is true.

Bring back IronPython!

Are they trying to say that the democracy is now worse because the wrong guys was elected?

Its really great, but some of the APIs could have been re-designed slightly when they "rebooted" the framework... e.g. getting rid of factory patterns when strictly not needed and such for added consistency.