It's not just money. Security is another reason. Buffer overflows are a thing of the past in application code except in very special cases (or silly tech stack

It's not just money. Security is another reason. Buffer overflows are a thing of the past in application code except in very special cases (or silly tech stack choices). But even if it were just money, so what? Time is money, buddy. I can be home to my family sooner by spending a few MB of your RAM. Sorry not sorry.