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Boost Your Cybersecurity: White House Endorses Rust for Memory-Safe Programming
Struggling with buggy code? The ONCD’s latest report prescribes a dose of Rust, touting memory-safe languages as the antidote to decades of digital headaches. Say goodbye to pesky memory mishaps and hello to fortified software security! #SwitchToRust #SecureCyberspace
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Well, isn't this a breath of fresh silicon! The White House is wagging a finger at tech companies, telling them to dump their old, buggy languages for sleek, new memory-safe ones like Rust. It's like telling car manufacturers to swap out those pesky combustion engines for electric motors—except, in this case, we're trying to avoid cybersecurity meltdowns rather than climate ones. Buckle up, programmers; it's time to Rust-proof your code!Already a member? Log in here