Both of those work on induction perfectly well.

I hate this mentality. There are things that are legit concerns and then there are things which aren’t. Please don’t use the same logic for taking up smoking.

It always has been

That’s the whole point. That’s a good thing.

Isn’t that assuming you have access to doing arbitrary SQL queries on the database? Then you’d by definition have access to records you shouldn’t.

Just curious, but if SSNs were not recycled after death, would there be any reason not to use them as a primary key?

Take a look at Rust. It’s what I’d call an exceptionally well defined language.

How do code reviews work with contractors? Is it just “you don’t get paid until we approve it”?

Top pic is a Mutex and bottom is lock-free concurrency.

You can do that but only under paid accounts.

What’s insecure about them?

It doesn’t matter what their definition of racism is. “Fuck white people” is racist.

Hard disagree. I don’t understand why anyone would want case insensitive.

Am I the only one who doesn’t go around mindlessly capitalizing letters? Do people find it too difficult to capitalize things?

Do you want case insensitive passwords too?

If I type X I mean X and only X. Uppercase letters are different letters, just like X and Y are different letters.

Yeah

Sometimes what’s worse is when I am pretty sure something they suggest won’t fix the bug and then it does fix it. Like I experienced a race condition in my Android email app and talked to support about it. They said try clear app data / cache and see if it worked. I thought there is no way that would solve it and they’re just giving be the boilerplate support thing. It did fix it.

Now I’m even more scared at what their code is doing.

I agree, but would like to add I find AI generated code without thought or care put into understanding it more offensive than this to begin with.

Seriously, every time I see null interpolated in a receipt or email I always think “you fucking donkeys”.

Hmm, I haven’t had that issue

https://grayjay.app/

So what should a decent IT department do to give developers the access they need to do their job while maintaining a decent level of security?

Give them a Linux machine?