> going for libc by default I understand this isn't relevant to the original discussion since the kernel doesn't use libc, but in userland, the flawed design o

> going for libc by default I understand this isn't relevant to the original discussion since the kernel doesn't use libc, but in userland, the flawed design of libc is as much a liability as the language itself IMHO. For example, maybe you know when to use strcpy(), strncpy(), strlcpy(), memcpy(), but TBH I don't remember the appropriate contexts to use them and I don't write enough C code to warrant actively keep all the nuances in my head.