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Yes, you're totally safe then. I've never heard of standard libraries having problems that affect security, certainly not the str* family of functions.
by _3u10 5y ago
Yes, you're totally safe then. I've never heard of standard libraries having problems that affect security, certainly not the str* family of functions.
- ChrisMarshallNY 5y agoAny particular reason for the nasty? I thought we didn't do that kind of thing, around these parts, but I'm often wrong.
- _3u10 5y agoThe pain of having worked under these conditions of not using libraries, usually having to work with subpar libraries that were developed internally. Like oh, hey, we need a database, great, lets roll our own. Or the ancient version of whatever lib shipped with the OS that is full of bugs solved in subsequent versions. I see that you now use a lot of dependencies, and retract my statement.
- ChrisMarshallNY 5y agoFeel free to check out my work. You’ll see the quality bar I set for myself. Almost all of the repos are code that I incorporate into my projects. I just. Plain. Don’t. Trust. most code out there. I can see the kitchen from the lunch counter, and I’m a damn good cook, myself. I won’t tell anyone else what to do (unless I’m paying them), but I refuse to add code to my projects that I don’t trust completely (which is, I know, not a guarantee, but it’s a pretty good bet). I have to rely on the core libraries and development tools I use, but, if I have my druthers, I am picky as hell. Seriously. Look at my stuff. You’ll see that I put my work where my mouth is.