>as one person who downloaded the source from his home site, and then >compiled it on the local machine with a GCC binary which he had also >brought from "home". So he trusted the libaries and headers on the local machine? That seems less secure than bringing statically-linked binaries on a floppy, where you only have to trust the kernel.
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