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Reading this piece is kinda boring. As usual, the root cause is a design defect in their backup-restore functionality. And it's at a complexity level any senior
by febeling 4y ago
Reading this piece is kinda boring. As usual, the root cause is a design defect in their backup-restore functionality. And it's at a complexity level any senior developer could have pointed out to be posing a fatal risk to the company.
My guess is many people new about the problem inside, but corporate taboos made it impossible to discuss. I'd bet a fortune on this being the case.
- 2muchcoffeeman 4y agoIt’s always good to know that these guys with their huge budgets are just doing what I’m doing and aren’t any better at it though.