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Indeed, such ideas would create an atmosphere of fear and increase cover-ups, rather than solve problems. There needs to be a solution that acknowledges the ine
by PakG1 10y ago
Indeed, such ideas would create an atmosphere of fear and increase cover-ups, rather than solve problems. There needs to be a solution that acknowledges the inevitably of mistakes and still deals with the issue.
- iamflimflam1 10y agoExactly this. How many of us would be up in arms if developers were fired for making mistakes? You just need to look at all the stories around rm -rf...
- tmptmp 10y agoso what if tomorrow your bank says it has lost all records due to programming/tech error? who is responsible there? why is such sensitive data (air force etc) should be treated differently than cash/finance data?
- emp_zealoth 10y agoMaybe thats exactly what should happen? I mean, whole "security" antics where companies loose tens of millions of logins/credit cards numbers and it all ends with "southpark BP apology" People fuck up epically and get a slap on a wrist with a promotion, I mean, come on