Prevention of Segmentation Faulting.
 

When Caching memory for better performance in your scripts, sometimes you'll have segmentation faults which means your script is trying to access a memory location that it cannot access, thus your server crashes, and what's the solution to this? Hell if I know, I need help with this one.

Are you working off of a shared server? If so, that might make things harder since the software to keep people from eachothers stuff could raise errors.

no ffff7rt75y9i08u

Never ran into anything like this myself, but perhaps the article "Fixing Apache Segmentation Faults Caused by PHP" will help you.

What is that supposed to mean?

You mean to tell me, that you don't know what "no" means?

I mean to tell you that I do not know what "ffff7rt75y9i08u" means.

Because the 10 limit is kinda painful, usually if I make gibberish like that, just ignore it.

Then if that is the case, don't type it. It confuses people.

Then I'll just put (10char) cause if I want to just say yes or no, then I can't cause of the 10 char limit.

You could use smileys to pad the extra characters. For example, No. ^^ :-) is 10 characters long. If you have an aversion to smileys, perhaps forming a full sentence with multiple words would be a suitable alternative.

Back to the original topic, why are you trying to cache memory? :-/

Performance