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My "temporary workarounds" are still in use today, in production, so I must have written them well enough for people to understand. Maybe the reason the tempor
by occams_chainsaw 8y ago
My "temporary workarounds" are still in use today, in production, so I must have written them well enough for people to understand.
Maybe the reason the temporary workarounds persist is because nobody understands them well enough to replace them ;)
- LinuxBender 8y agoI completely understand. In my case, every one of my scripts has my name and email in it. They won't hesitate to reach out to me if something is broken. :-)