> That's an odd statement to make here. Yes this is an unfortunate combination that results in memory leaks, but how is C's "everything is a memory leak" any be

> That's an odd statement to make here. Yes this is an unfortunate combination that results in memory leaks, but how is C's "everything is a memory leak" any better? 100% broken is better than 10% broken? Because if you use features that may leak memory, you can still trust yourself as a programmer. If you cant even trust the language / compiler, I would consider that worse. > Then again, I also wish Rust hadn't added them, either I agree.