03:48 <testuser[m]> Hi

03:48 <testuser[m]> https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/nsa-linked-bvp47-linux-backdoor-widely-undetected-for-10-years/

09:20 <testuser[m]> https://c.tenor.com/WQUQ6uoZIOMAAAAd/randomcorp-blockchain.gif

09:49 <testuser[m]> The problem is, many so called 'safe' languages still have memory safety exploits. Java in 2020 with CVE-2020-2803, Rust recently CVE-2021-28879, Go last year: CVE-2021-38297. Python the same: CVE-2021-3177.

09:50 <testuser[m]> The only language with significant use I could find that did not have any memory safety issues in the past 5 years, is PHP. PHP has shown excellence in memory model and despite being the language that is the most exposed on the web, it has simply been flawless.

09:50 <testuser[m]> I suggest we start replacing all Rust code with PHP, and also replace the Linux Kernel with a more modern PHP kernel.

15:49 <Rohan> anyone have packaged the latest version of firefox for wayland system?

17:05 <jslick> I've been trying to build it without the no-X11 patch but haven't got it working yet

17:29 <phoebos> https://aticleworld.com/http-get-and-post-methods-example-in-c/

17:30 <phoebos> ah yes, network programming

18:17 <testuser[m]> I am an embedded c software engineer and a corporate trainer, currently, I am working as senior software engineer in a largest Software consulting company . I have working experience of different microcontrollers (stm32, LPC, PIC AVR and 8051), drivers (USB and virtual com-port), POS device (VeriFone) and payment gateway (global and first data).

20:01 <midfavila> https://inv.riverside.rocks/watch?v=tKKDALWSILM

20:01 <midfavila> You guys might like this.