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It's "select isn't broken" for a reason. Another way of phrasing it is "What's more likely?". In other words, is it more likely that you and only you have disco
by blowski 10y ago
It's "select isn't broken" for a reason. Another way of phrasing it is "What's more likely?". In other words, is it more likely that you and only you have discovered a bug in a very widely used function that's been around for ages, or that you made a typo? In 99.99% of cases, it's the latter.
- gautamdivgi 10y agodon't disagree - its much easier to discover that now with opensource and publicly communicated bug databases. What I'm saying is that it is much harder with proprietary software (which is probably a good reason to avoid it in the first place).
- toast0 10y agoI wish I lived in that world. I deal with mobile clients, web browsers, and tls stacks; everything is broken, not just select. I always check to see if it's my software that's broken first, out of hope...