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Indeed. The written in C part of the headline is a red flag, rather than the advertisement it is probably intended to be. It basically translates to "a piece of
by p-e-w 3y ago
Indeed. The written in C part of the headline is a red flag, rather than the advertisement it is probably intended to be. It basically translates to "a piece of software that must be thoroughly audited by highly specialized security experts every few months in order to be even remotely confident that it doesn't contain catastrophic vulnerabilities that allow arbitrary code execution by unprivileged remote attackers".
- Longhanks 3y agoGiven your extreme hyperbole, you probably aren't the target audience then. For me, it translates to "a piece of software universally compatible with a vast amount of compilers and platforms that is probably trivial to compile even in 10 years".
- mike_hock 3y agoThose are orthogonal concerns, and you're both right. But that absolutely wasn't hyperbole.