when I think of all the segfaults I've seen in last few years - it's usually been in some horrible bindings to unsafe C/C++ "if you need segfault protection, y

when I think of all the segfaults I've seen in last few years - it's usually been in some horrible bindings to unsafe C/C++ "if you need segfault protection, you're a bad programmer" is a ridiculous statement - your personal data is one unchecked buffer away from being very public