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> How is being focused on security for a security product a bad take? They're saying C# is more secure than other languages. > Why are you following me around

> How is being focused on security for a security product a bad take? They're saying C# is more secure than other languages. > Why are you following me around between threads? You've accused a few users of this. It's a small site. I Think we're just noticing when there's an oddly hostile take on C# that's light on details, it's you. I don't use C#, so I'm curious about your perspective. I'm still waiting for substantive answers to your thoughts on things (like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42873130 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42873130) and not just mud slinging. You may have valid complaints, but it's coming off like you're spreading FUD. This comment isn't much better because they the original poster made their thoughts clear and you said "You think security is bad?!"

whoknowsidont 2y ago
Be gone troll. The article mentioned nothing about stack security. I commented on it. I gave a pretty CLEAR and EXACT example on the type of exploits that the .NET runtime allows. I didn't mention C# one time in my post except for what was quoted in the article. It was about the .NET runtime. That's hardly "hostile" to C# when it's a technical fact and has been demonstrated and used out in the wild. And then the same people that spend all of their time in a religious war about C# posted something irrelevant to what was stated, and strangely didn't post ANYTHING on the article before I did. Only after I commented they show up, responding directly to me. And here you are again, being a weirdo on the internet. Seriously go do something else. C# doesn't love you, it's a tool. Not a religion. EDIT: The reddit history really tells it all. Constant downvotes, following people across subreddits, and constant yapping about Go vs C# going back years. https://old.reddit.com/user/_neonsunset/comments/ https://old.reddit.com/user/_neonsunset/comments/ -- The intense religiosity and dishonesty with which you/you all discuss this topic is legitimately insane. Close the browser. Go do something else.
- Capricorn2481 2y ago
  > The article mentioned nothing about stack security I'm talking about the commenter. > The reddit history really tells it all. Constant downvotes, following people across subreddits I'm literally not that person you linked. > I didn't mention C# one time in my post except for what was quoted in the article Meet me halfway here, it's the language often used with .NET > The intense religiosity and dishonesty with which you/you all discuss this topic is legitimately insane I don't use C#, which I said before. You've been, from an outsider's perspective, corrected a few times. But I am no expert. I was trying to hear your thoughts about some topics in depth and you made it about as weird as a person could, so kudos to you. This is what I mean by weirdly hostile.

whoknowsidont 2y ago

Be gone troll. The article mentioned nothing about stack security. I commented on it. I gave a pretty CLEAR and EXACT example on the type of exploits that the .NET runtime allows. I didn't mention C# one time in my post except for what was quoted in the article. It was about the .NET runtime. That's hardly "hostile" to C# when it's a technical fact and has been demonstrated and used out in the wild. And then the same people that spend all of their time in a religious war about C# posted something irrelevant to what was stated, and strangely didn't post ANYTHING on the article before I did. Only after I commented they show up, responding directly to me. And here you are again, being a weirdo on the internet. Seriously go do something else. C# doesn't love you, it's a tool. Not a religion. EDIT: The reddit history really tells it all. Constant downvotes, following people across subreddits, and constant yapping about Go vs C# going back years. https://old.reddit.com/user/_neonsunset/comments/ https://old.reddit.com/user/_neonsunset/comments/ -- The intense religiosity and dishonesty with which you/you all discuss this topic is legitimately insane. Close the browser. Go do something else.

Capricorn2481 2y ago
> The article mentioned nothing about stack security I'm talking about the commenter. > The reddit history really tells it all. Constant downvotes, following people across subreddits I'm literally not that person you linked. > I didn't mention C# one time in my post except for what was quoted in the article Meet me halfway here, it's the language often used with .NET > The intense religiosity and dishonesty with which you/you all discuss this topic is legitimately insane I don't use C#, which I said before. You've been, from an outsider's perspective, corrected a few times. But I am no expert. I was trying to hear your thoughts about some topics in depth and you made it about as weird as a person could, so kudos to you. This is what I mean by weirdly hostile.