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> In embedded hardware I still don't see the benefit for memory safety. If anything, safety considerations in embedded devices are even more important than els
by tempodox 5y ago
> In embedded hardware I still don't see the benefit for memory safety.
If anything, safety considerations in embedded devices are even more important than elsewhere, if only for the fact that those devices typically don't get patched. It has to work right the first time. F*cking this up can have dire consequences, depending on what the device is doing.
- GhettoComputers 5y agoThats possible, but I don't see that in practice, I could die any second, but my fan controller, my heating pad, and my camera lens are not being hacked or broken frome memory issues.