Thread 106567188

so this is the power of rust

>>106567188 (OP)
There exist 1 million lines of Rust code?

>>106567188 (OP)
it's almost as if having a """memory safe""" language doesn't protect you from being a retard.

>>106567206
tried to code a simple GUI app and got to 1 mil lines can confirm

>>106567188 (OP)
Actually makes sense to me. The more complex a language is the more possibilities for missuse so I'm not surprised c++ is higher than c
What is surprising is that C# is so low and that go is so high.

xitter ragebait thread
https://x.com/kai_fall/status/1966158913478566093

>>106567188 (OP)
lol. lmao even. why do you think trannies infiltrate all these low level projects if not to put backdoors in them

>>106567188 (OP)
The estimated level of you being a faggot is also through the roof

>>106567188 (OP)
https://thehackernews.com/2024/09/googles-shift-to-rust-programming-cuts.html?m=1
Weird how when Google switched to Rust their vulnerabilities went down...

>>106567442
>memory safety vulns
What about the rest?

>>106567456
shhhh, we don't talk about those

>>106567206
>cargo install serializer
There you go, 3 million lines alone. Add two more packages to reach 10M.

>>106567188 (OP)
>make a random graph saying whatever you want with no source and post it on /g/
>guaranteed replies

>>106567456
Asked a SAST vendor if their product scanned Rust code. He said no because it was impossible to have security vulnerabilities in Rust programs. We did not purchase their tools, not even for non-Rust source code. If it had just been our CTO and CISO in that meeting, a contract would have been signed by the end of the day.

>>106567293
ASP.net is popular but C# is used a lot for desktop apps and games, which by their nature are less prone to security issues, especially if they have no network component.

>>106567442
>switched to Rust
first of all, it says they switched to safe languages, not rust. safe language can be anything from misra c to go with more patches.
is also says this
>It also goes without saying that much of the decrease in such flaws is down to advancements in the ways devised to combat them, moving from reactive patching to proactive mitigating to proactive vulnerability discovery using tools like Clang sanitizers.
which means that tools are the critical part here, not the language.
this is why you are and always be a fagget.

>>106567188 (OP)
>Mentally ill troons who are being called sir two times from shooting a catholic school don't know how to code properly
Color meself surprised...

>>106567870
>NOOOOOOOO THEY DIDNT SWITCH TO RUST

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You are in so much denial it's not even funny.

>>106567456
https://www.cvedetails.com/product/19997/Google-Android.html?vendor_id=1224
It's not like it's private info. The only problem is unless you dig into every vul you can't tell if it's from old code or new code, and sorry but i'm not wasting my time over a 4chaner who is butthurt over a language from the early 2010s

>>106567314
hey, it feels true to them /g/eets. and you can't invalidate how they feel.

>>106567293
Isn't C# garbage collected?

>>106567606
PS C:\Users\nigger> cargo install serializer
Updating crates.io index
Downloaded serializer v2.1.2
Downloaded 1 crate (1.8KiB) in 0.94s
error: there is nothing to install in `serializer v2.1.2`, because it has no binaries
`cargo install` is only for installing programs, and can't be used with libraries.
To use a library crate, add it as a dependency to a Cargo project with `cargo add`.

>>106569909
yes

>>106567314
so it's not true because it's shared om twitter?

>>106567314
Kino doujin

>>106571665
fake news
PS C:\Users\nigger> cargo new --bin nigger
Creating binary (application) `nigger` package
note: see more `Cargo.toml` keys and their definitions at https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html
PS C:\Users\nigger> cd .\nigger\
PS C:\Users\nigger\nigger> cargo build
Compiling nigger v0.1.0 (C:\Users\nigger\nigger)
Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 2.68s
PS C:\Users\nigger\nigger> du -h .\target\debug\nigger.exe
100K .\target\debug\nigger.exe
PS C:\Users\nigger\nigger> cargo build --release
Compiling nigger v0.1.0 (C:\Users\nigger\nigger)
Finished `release` profile [optimized] target(s) in 0.43s
PS C:\Users\nigger\nigger> du -h .\target\release\nigger.exe
96K .\target\release\nigger.exe
PS C:\Users\nigger\nigger> cargo run
Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.06s
Running `target\debug\nigger.exe`
Hello, world!

>>106571683
>>106567442
wtf I love Rust now... but wake me up when it becomes an employable thing.

>>106571665
im seething. i made that meme for /g/ to shill my own programming language, and the nigger not only stole my meme, but also cropped my language out of the picture and collected all the updoots.

>>106567232
What are you talking about?
Security bugs stopped being a problem the moment we had memory-safe languages like Java.

>>106572216
wisnailang deez nutz

>>106567188 (OP)
Not surprising. Complexity always leads to more security vulnerabilities and Rust is very complex. Go on the other hand is GC, is very simple, and has good practices like forcing you to be explicit about errors.

>>106572273
i got demoralized to continue working on open source. first, ai stole and trained on my code, then sunhuman twitter niggers altered my advertisement material to push their own narrative, which other niggers from reddit and linkedin ate up and reposted without crediting me. now my project is unknown.

>>106572301
Open source is mostly thankless but very important. All the good things about software today is because of open source.

>>106572301
>i got demoralized because more jeets didn't get to see my useless binary size dick measuring, which was the whole reason why i did open source in the first place

>>106572320
>good things about software today
I can't think of any. I guess I agree with you, open source ruined software.

>>106572320
at least those people get to hear "thank you for making such a great software" and occasionally receiving donation money.

>>106572331
my meme that he altered and reposted got millions of impressions (seen by people), then it was trending on reddit and even linkedin. the first time, i saw it on linkedin and thought, "wtf, i posted that on 4chan last week". now imagine if my project was visited by those millions of tech-savvy people. maybe i would've become popular like that guy who made the lady bird browser, who receives like 100k a year from google to continue working on it. it should've been me.

>>106567442
>their vulnerabilities went down
That's a lie. That non-sourced graph only includes mem vulns.

>>106571665
Rust sisters.... our response?

>>106572745
see >>106571683