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Well, randomizing where the loader loads libraries every time a library has to be loaded means applications cannot share loaded DLLs; sharing a single memory copy of a loaded DLL between multiple applications has a tremendous speed and size benefit for applications, as that makes loading way faster, not mention eating way less memory, than copying the same information each and every time to different parts of the memory, and loading it from (slow) disk...