I have been thinking a lot more about eBPF these days. I (with AI's help) created an eBPF app that would load and then block other eBPF apps from being loaded. I never did anything with it, but eBPF is so powerful, I wouldn't want rogue eBPF code running on my servers. It seemed like it worked just fine, though, and it may be a new line of security thinking that warrants further exploration as eBPF becomes more available to non-kernel developers with AI tools at their disposal. Great work, though. There are numerous opportunities out there to make current technology more user-friendly. I like to see people working on these types of problems.