And the Unix filth did it. Without moving files to trash can. And there is no way to get anything back, because WORSE IS BETTER and the the shitty Unix unlinks everything even when filesystem has enough free space. Why? Why Unix cant die and be replaced with a good OS?
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Anonymous2012-08-30 10:19
GNOME is lean, not wasting code on error handling trash!
Why check the return value of malloc? Just let it crash! http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.jackit/19998 Also, almost all sensible libraries enforce an aborting malloc()
anyway. For example, glib/gtk works exclusively with aborting
malloc, and that's the same for quite a few libraries. That means the
entirety of your GNOME desktop, or even many system daemons such as
HAL or DeviceKit-disks abort on OOM, and if you think it is worth
handling OOM in your user software one might wonder what the point is
if the underlying services dont't.