Stagefright or C/C++fright?

There is a technique called stagefright that can exploit a system by playing a video, but this is not an MPEG problem or any other video format problem. It's a C and C++ problem. Malformed data causes a C or C++ program to behave unexpectedly. The C and C++ languages not only cripple your mind, your operating system, and your hardware, they allow invaders to take over your machine by doing simple things like watching a video or generating thumbnails.

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This thread was never about the conceptual difference between language and implementation until you made it about it, officially because ``Integer overflow is a detail of implementation'' and we are all unsophisticated for not realizing that, and don't you know Turing machines wordswordswords. After all, why care to notice that fixed-width integers inherently have to deal with overflow (being fixed-width after all) when you can just stroke your dick over the course of a thousand words about one pointless tangent after the other, to then gleefully declare everyone stupid again for engaging in a pointless ``discussion''.
It's not even really a discussion, you are just talking incessantly.