"processes orchestrated with C. It’s a beautiful idea." That's all well and good until programmers don't know how to manually manage their memory properly or u

"processes orchestrated with C. It’s a beautiful idea." That's all well and good until programmers don't know how to manually manage their memory properly or use pointers and it creates massive security holes and bugs in general. Which is unfortunately very, very often. Apparently this guy disagrees and that's fine, but in my experience he's wrong to bash complexity and praise C. I've read many large C projects' code, and it's about as complicated / messy as it gets. Some good points in the article other than that.