

It’s bad form to just say “set this variable to this value” without any explanation about what that variable does and why that value helped.
Your configuration may not work or may be detrimental for others.
It’s bad form to just say “set this variable to this value” without any explanation about what that variable does and why that value helped.
Your configuration may not work or may be detrimental for others.
memory safety isn’t impossible in C
In practice it is.
C is also faster than JavaScript, uses less memory, I wouldn’t consider a scripting language to even be a choice for writing a backend server if I can use a compiled language instead.
Neat.
No. Go away. That’s not “starting a social media app” now is it?
Besides, even the Linux team has started the shift away from C.
Edit: besides - “Linux does it” doesn’t mean it’s beyond criticism. Linux has had numerous security vulnerabilities due to C.
C is a “memory unsafe” language. There are whole categories of security vulnerabilities that simply aren’t possible in memory-safe languages that C allows. There is no good reason to continue using C anymore for new projects if you care at all about security.
https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/resources/product-security-bad-practices
Bonkers that anyone would start a social media app in C in 2025. “No JavaScript” but you’re just one buffer overflow from arbitrary code execution.
SRV records won’t help with browser traffic.