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• Languages: Trusty Scheme, W7, Joe-E, ADsafe, CapPython, CaPerl, Emily
• Hardware: AS/400?
• Kernels: Mach?
• Capability comms systems (whole section missing!): E's Pluribus/CapTP, Plash's POCP, Waterken, Twisted Foolscap
• Concepts: confinement problem, rights amplification, difference between authority and privilege, Granovetter diagram, pet names
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