Fuck Securityfags

I just want a productive modern language with fast binaries and little retardation.

Why do they always come in and spoil the fun by introducting some uber complicated security system.

Now even D has lifetimes and a stupid safe/unsafe distinction.

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"Just" memory safety is a pretty big win. Memory safety is still by far the biggest category of security flaws in unmanaged languages. Imagine if memory was no longer a concern and programmers could worry about other bugs.