Can we all finally accept the fact that what is most needed now is not a new whizbang but a comprehensive review of all of the core pieces of software that we depend on as a base for making new whizbangs?

How many critical and ancient bugs still remain undiscovered?

Everyday there is a new Telegram, Cryptocat, etc. all presumably being constructed on top of insecure libraries. What progress can we make with such shaky foundations?

There has been word that the Linux kernel devs are considering slowing new feature adoption for a time while focusing on bug discovery and elimination.

PLEASE, EVERYONE ELSE CONSIDER DOING THE SAME.