why do we need seccomp?

I've just thought, why do we need seccomp?

If client runs code in virtual machine, with read-only file systems 
(CD-Rom),
firewall blocking all traffic except for localhost and cpushare.com,
what bad can be done to the PC?

And, having all that, the RAM disk can be created, and used as
temporary storage, MySQL database storage, etc. etc.

In case Java is installed on virtual CD, buyer will be able to write
code in Java and run it, and some other closed-source tools, etc, etc...

seccomp is too restrictive, IMHO. Having Java and mysql installed and
allowing C++, many existing projects will be easily ported to CPUShare.

Let's make a vote, who will allow running non-seccomp client?
Also, lets vote, what is the allowed size of the client image?

Regards,
Alex

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