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Honestly, I find it distasteful to have to spend time working around somebody's incompetence at securing systems. Doing it on your time means you delay deliver

• JadeNB 6y ago
  > Honestly, I find it distasteful to have to spend time working around somebody's incompetence at securing systems. > Doing it on your time means you delay delivering on your project and you let whoever did this get away with wasting everybody elses time. While it may be distasteful, what's the alternative? Refusing on principle to use a system configured in a way you don't like is way more likely to hurt you than it is to hurt anyone else, especially the person who configured the system. Even if you are doing work for someone else (which, I think, is not indicated in the post), so that that person will be affected by your principled refusal, there's no guarantee that they're the ones who misconfigured the environment in which you're operating.