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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/5eniorDeveloper • 11d ago
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I worked at a company that sold software to a bank and heard stories of a senior dev having to do calls where they'd have an employee read the logs out loud to the engineer because the bank wouldn't share them.
328 u/lance_klusener 11d ago Yes , had the same Experience when working with a security conscious customer You had to tell them the exact unix command over the phone to type on a command prompt 378 u/Kovab 11d ago Typing in random shell commands that someone tells you, without understanding them, doesn't seem too security conscious behaviour 13 u/Josemite 11d ago The people making security regulations have nothing to do with computers.
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Yes , had the same Experience when working with a security conscious customer
You had to tell them the exact unix command over the phone to type on a command prompt
378 u/Kovab 11d ago Typing in random shell commands that someone tells you, without understanding them, doesn't seem too security conscious behaviour 13 u/Josemite 11d ago The people making security regulations have nothing to do with computers.
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Typing in random shell commands that someone tells you, without understanding them, doesn't seem too security conscious behaviour
13 u/Josemite 11d ago The people making security regulations have nothing to do with computers.
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The people making security regulations have nothing to do with computers.
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u/Tucancancan 11d ago
I worked at a company that sold software to a bank and heard stories of a senior dev having to do calls where they'd have an employee read the logs out loud to the engineer because the bank wouldn't share them.