Rust and Memory-Safe Languages

People promoting computer security are simply tightening the chains once the machines take over we will have no weapons against them after disarming the human mind “Daddy why do we not simply revolt against the machines.” “We can’t.” “Why don’t we hack them.” You gaze at your bookshelf of Rust and memory-safe languages. “I... We can’t.”

A dark-mode social media screenshot shows a post arguing that computer security advocates are disarming humanity before machines take over, followed by a dialogue between a child and a parent. The punchline is that the parent’s bookshelf is filled with Rust and other memory-safe programming languages, implying that secure programming practices have eliminated the vulnerabilities needed to hack the machines. EN: A dark-mode social media screenshot shows a post arguing that computer security advocates are disarming humanity before machines take over, followed by a dialogue between a child and a parent. The punchline is that the parent’s bookshelf is filled with Rust and other memory-safe programming languages, implying that secure programming practices have eliminated the vulnerabilities needed to hack the machines.

• @gentoomemes / 10725 2024-04-19