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"I suppose it's kind of liberating to know that you can be dumb enough to fling patient data into an unprotected cloud server and still get a job in IT. The bar
by hutzlibu 5y ago
"I suppose it's kind of liberating to know that you can be dumb enough to fling patient data into an unprotected cloud server and still get a job in IT. The bar is really set that low."
On the other hand, I would argue that there are way too many footguns hidden everywhere, like the default binding of docker mentioned here. So yes, a highly skilled IT security professional knows them all, but they are rare. And I think it should be possible to set things up securely in a straight forward way, for people with their speciality in other areas, of which there are plenty.
- willcipriano 5y agoI don't know how you idiot proof a Turing complete language, but I don't imagine it would be much of a pleasure to use for non-idiots. If networking 101 is a foot gun to you, I don't think you know enough to be responsible for anything important. I don't think there is a software fix for that lack of knowledge.
- c0balt 5y agoIsn't the first point a goal of most "no-code" solutions? Sure, you can most likely still infinite loop but it is a far easier to not screw up compared to "normal" programming.