[bakugo]

> No, that's the vapid marketing pitch. The Linux kernel randomly kills processes when it starts exhausting memory. It's garbage.

You sound like someone who wants some sort of magical fantasy abstraction level where errors never happen and you can just write code without ever caring about said errors or really anything that happens at a lower level or outside of your code. Sorry, but that doesn't exist and never will. Code runs on computers, it doesn't run in a "void".