>>109178541
modifying existing projects (this includes fixing bugs in already functional software, or whatever project you're working on next if you make a living from coding)
using some library already written in
makes mmio shit a breeze
compiles to basically every system and usually has tooling available for whatever system you're targetting

>>109178541
it's like playing russian roulette because if you fuck up once you compromise your whole software. but i'm clearly better than the linux kernel developers, so I would never make mistakes like that.

>>109179315
>but i'm clearly better than the linux kernel developers, so I would never make mistakes like that
Yes. Easy to tell you will not, because most of those they do on purpose, since they are paid well for introducing backdoors in the systems. It's a job.
Nobody pays you to create hard to find bugs, right?

The question would've been fine if you weren't implicitly trying to shill Rust, I can smell you from a mile ahead.

>>109179336
>Yes. Easy to tell you will not, because most of those they do on purpose, since they are paid well for introducing backdoors in the systems. It's a job.
corporate jannies introducing backdoors to the most critical piece of software on the planet (that said corporations use extensively) is real only in your head.

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>>109179365
The bussy (boy pussy) has indeed a distinct smell

>>109179460
not him but the xz fiasco was a coal mine canary desu