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get back to me when there's equivalents of KPP/Credential Guard/a stable driver API/etc
by tsujamin 4y ago
get back to me when there's equivalents of KPP/Credential Guard/a stable driver API/etc
- LunaSea 4y agoDo we still have ads in the operating system?
- MiddleEndian 4y agoMS would still fit ads into the OS even if the kernel was Linux tbh. Look at Android, really lowered the bar of what you could do with Linux.
- snickerbockers 4y agotbf the win 11 update finally stopped shilling minecraft in the start menu, although its still trying way too hard to convince me that their app store isnt a complete waste of money that will be gone in a decade.
- snickerbockers 4y agotbh i was mostly being facetious and I don't actually think everybody needs to immediately drop Windows (although i do actually hate it). The OP has the exact same problem that you highlighted with my post, which is the assumption that since rust is a viable replacement for C in his line of work, C must be obsolete across the board for everyone, which is a ridiculously arrogant statement. Rust's tier 1 platform support is woefully inadequate (https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/rustc/platform-support.html https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/rustc/platform-support.html), and even the tier 3 platform list is missing some important targets. And even the platforms that it works on aren't necessarily platforms where it works well enough to be a viable alternative to C. But this guy from Microsoft's Azure who probably only ever writes software for x86 and ARM says C should be considered deprecated because Rust works really well in his specific domain.