jlaustill

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   by jlaustill 10y ago

   I enjoyed this writeup. It's good to know the software we depend on for our companies data is tested to this extreme.
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   by jlaustill 10y ago

   This is great news. Historically I've accepted the risk of data loss and coded checks when needed. I will never rely on my database, regardless of which one I am using for complete data consistency. It is, however, nice to see strid
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   by jlaustill 10y ago

   This was 100% preventable, MongoDB comes with great resources for securing your data. I pity whomever puts ANY database on the internet without taking proper security measures. Here's some documentation to get you started. https:&#x2
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   by jlaustill 10y ago

   The author freely admits they tried to do a relational schema in a non-relational database. Then proceeds to say it was the wrong choice of product, instead of design. This confuses me. I use MongoDB as my main database, and it works gre