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Yes and anyone who doesn't meet your expectations is 'bottom of the barrel' in your book, you've made it clear. Sorry mate but not everyone gets to always work
by smallnamespace 3y ago
Yes and anyone who doesn't meet your expectations is 'bottom of the barrel' in your book, you've made it clear.
Sorry mate but not everyone gets to always work with the best of the best. I went through this exact exercise in the past and avoided v1 IDs because I suspected there is a risk they become externally exposed down the line, perhaps even years later when I'm gone.
I suppose you might decide otherwise and then blame others for incompetence instead if down the line someone failed to comprehend UUIDs like you so effortlessly do.
- stephenr 3y ago> anyone who doesn't meet your expectations is 'bottom of the barrel' in your book Please try re-reading what I wrote because you clearly didn't comprehend it the first time. I never called anyone bottom of the barrel. I said the reason not to use them is "bottom of the barrel", as in, it's a poor excuse for not using something, based on blatant misuse. Like saying "people mis-type URLs all the time, we should get rid of them" or "people get electrical shocks when they stick utensils in power outlets, we should stop using electricity"