16.2 The early days of Linux Kernel || Rusty Russell
Wasabi Wallet
Rusty Russell parallels early Linux to Bitcoin: both faced unanswered criticisms (Can you trust anonymous developers? This isn't real software), yet adoption became "compulsory" as skeptics retired and new users found utility. Linux's anticipated Windows battle never occurred; instead, it dominated supercomputers, servers, and Android. Russell's thesis: useful technology finds adoption despite unr

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