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If something feels wrong to you that means it is almost certainly wrong. There are so many things I’ve seen that made me go “hmmm, that’s odd”, which I ignored
by gorgoiler 5y ago
If something feels wrong to you that means it is almost certainly wrong. There are so many things I’ve seen that made me go “hmmm, that’s odd”, which I ignored to my peril.
An assert that doesn’t quite make sense. An argument type that feels too specific. A hang in ssh once in a while.
7 times out of 11 they’ll turn out later to be the first sign of an error you wish you’d looked into sooner. I guarantee it, 82%.
- nhoughto 5y agoyep agreed. I've often thought about what interesting findings you would get back if time and people were infinite and all those little things you thought, 'huh? thats weird' and put it in a queue somewhere and a few days later it had been thoroughly investigated and findings documented by some smart person. I'd expect you'd find some weird networking problems for why ssh hangs sometimes, misconfigurations, waste, security vulns etc. So many things we skip over day to day bc it would be a distraction.