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Subject: Re: Discussion - Is Alpine Linux still a more secure Linux
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PPS:

I was struggling with whether or not to write it. the following is not
meant as a silly joke, nor as a political statement.

Which is safer, a smartphone or a pager?

What I'm getting at is that the biggest security flaw of all is
believing that there is a best solution.