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It's much about my latest idea - stackless.
Stackless programming has, amongst other things and style,
the huge advantage of making stack overflows impossible.
Buffer overflows would be possible, but won't(shouldn't..) open
the possibilities of code injection or return attacks.
All code here is written by me, personally.
To me coding is an art.
Besides, there is no connection with suckless.
What remembers me, this could be a good starting point
to note some thoughts about Stallman, Thorvalds, and Bernstein.
Me favorizing a minimalistic style, broken down into
small units, or highly abstracted. Less code means less errors..
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