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.

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VillageIdiot can have my babbies ;d

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.

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no ffff7rt75y9i08u

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VillageIdiot can have my babbies ;d

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?

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

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VillageIdiot can have my babbies ;d

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

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

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VillageIdiot can have my babbies ;d

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

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mysql> SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE `users`.`clue` > 0;
Empty set (0.00 sec)

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.

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VillageIdiot can have my babbies ;d

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

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VillageIdiot can have my babbies ;d