You raced over the key word in that sentence.

Anything.

Your patches will be the sources of your next exploits.

No. A language with checked arrays can never have a buffer overrun like C arrays can.

Some things are better. Game theory demonstrates this.

busterarm 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Some things are better but in the case of political systems, you typically can't prove that ahead of time.

Especially when the suggestion is to talk about changing a bunch of variables at once.

That's akin to a revolution, which historically work out badly for the people clamoring for it.

	▲	coryrc an hour ago \| parent [-]
		There's already a revolution going on and we're losing. They stacked the courts. The blood of innocents in the streets and ICE prisons. Either we overhaul the system that got us to this point or we concede. I'm tired of dumbasses in Montana having 50x the vote in the Senate and 4x vote on the POTUS as a Californian. That's not democratic.

C is not in any way objectively bad because buffer overflows are possible. Any method you use to check for them comes with costs