"fire in the hole"

😂 ah yes not testing it is the best way to fk your company, I bet they just got lazy

She is a genius 💀 she use her real full name on the github... Also her resume, pictures etc.

happened last weekend at our IT staff: the certificat of the java DeploymentRuleset.jar expired over the weekend - the whole monday noone could work due to an important java application refused to start yes, they fixed it within that day so thuesday all was back to normal again - but it happened due to lack of proper management and could had prevented if a fix was done the friday before

If I had a nickel for every time a Microsoft product didn't handle leap days correctly, I'd have 3 nickels. Which isn't a lot but you really think they would have learned by then

0:52 ye Google

7:20 STAHP! I can't take it anymore! 😂😂

I see your .*.*=.* and raise you (.*.*)*=.* This one takes over 1 _billion_ steps to match x=xxxxxxxxxxxx.

4:01 I stopped watching at this point. I couldn't take it 😂. I have never had this experience in my 5 years working as a software developer. But imagining it sends shivers down my spine.

that's why developers should never be allowed to touch production databases. Leave it to professional DBAs and Sys admins. Also never do anyhting like this alone. Make sure someone is double checking. Either by looking over your shoulder or by sharing a read only desktop view. Alot of the problems version, synching, and backups could've been avoided by having a decent sysadmin and DBAs on the projects. what you are buying is insurance. These are all rookie mistakes. There are no excuses for them.

didn’t understand anything but great video

It made sense in the first bit but the more you talked the worse it good. Thank fuck I’m not in IT if it’s all like this I think all I would do is cry

My blood after reading the thumbnail: 🥶❄️🏔️🥵🔥🌋 My blood pressure: 📈📈📈📈📈📈

4:52 i died

about the time this came out i had to restart my laptop because Nvidia and AMD broke now im wondering if it was steam fault

Why didn't they just override the 43 seconds of the east?

It's pronounced /æʒɜr/! It's pronounced like "measure", but instead of the "meh" say the /a/ in "cat." I'm so triggered. Source: worked in Azure on the Fabric Controller (after Leap Day though.)

3:18 bro, who the hell types a 7 when writing in binary??? xy=5,11

"Linux works fine you can play games on it if you know what you're doing" "Linux is so much better" "Can't believe you're not using Linux" Linux:

Reminds me of the gitlab disaster

This is why you don't delete things. SMH.

All this file talk is going straight over my head lol

they should make it so that if 3 servers go down it will dont do service healing (aka the thing that destroyed it)

I work in games where stuff like accidentally removing entire databases isn't uncommon, every studio has a story. But that's exactly why we use revision control, what is it here that prevented the used of revision control?

10:20 Can we talk about how you have "February 30th" on the timeline? Brilliant.

Many Linux distros now use a version of rm that won't remove the root directory unless adding argument is passed. Or doesn't justify writing bad scripts, but makes it safer to run them.

This is the 15th video about bugs and issues that i see today, yet none has been made withouth the mention of regex..........

So an analogy is kike you find a robber in your kitchen and you dont care because at least its not in your bedroom?

"he was in utc timezone so he was in one of these countries" uhhh.... what are you talking about, dude??? "UTC" is coordinated universal time. no territory or country uses UTC as their local time XD You're thinking of GMT +0

2:04 Linus tech tips

What’s crazy is programmers will go over 50 different ways their software can be exploited, what commands or routines to not use, its performance on the network, etc…..but ignore or limit their scope for servers to a handful of scenarios.

Without watching the video, reading comments or the description, I am going to assume this happened on a linux system. Edit: Yup it was linux. lol. Creating a shortcut deletes your whole pc including backup drive apparently.

I just want to applaud the google worker who reported an internet breaking bug rather than finding a way to exploit it for their own benefit!

I love that there was clearly a steam engineer who saw this coming and even left a comment but nothing was changed

RIP team-member-1

11:00 "0 UTC happens at the same time everywhere". I don't know how widespread this practice is, but I know of some large services that have a couple of instances running with a clock configured 24 hours and/or 7 days ahead of time to catch those kind of bugs.

Me : should I talk to her? My BF : Sounds good to me.

Umm yeah. A basic job interview time ^^

What a cluster-fuck.

sudo apt install trash-cli -y

I believe every beginner has atleast once googled on how to undo rm -rf

I will forever remember the days i wanted to delete all the data in a specific column went "DELETE * FROM users" and hit enter like a morron when i wanted to type "WHERE..." 😭 It took me a good 30mins to accept what i had just done, that i just deleted the whole database of users from production and had absolutely no idea to where to look for backup nor how to implement them. The hardest was to explain it so i didn't 😭 i was a student in an apprentiship and i was coding late at night, the saving process wasn't even systematic and saved only every somes hours (i had to look at the code to know it).. hopefuly it was for a kinda private use with small hundred of users, i put the website in a bug state by changing something directly inside the project code for peoples to not be able to use the website and notice my mistake and to not be detected by the github changes history, i passed the whole night repairing my shit and i had to enter a bunch of data by ruse using others datas because they wasn't saved, i came first at the job, 1 hour before needed, noted there was an unknow bug, made a stupid change just refactoring something and call it a day, there wasn't any complain, peoples told me i did great to repair it and no one went to look wtf actually happenned.. i was saved 🙏 😭😭 praise the lord 😭 funny enough i never learned as much as this night. Since i learned to properly do saves and how to put SQL in the mode where you can undo a command, guess i'm the kind that need to learn the hard way 🤷😂 that was a Tom Cruise kinda shit, i could see the clock tickling like i never did in my life 😂 Btw fck SQL praise MongoDb🙏😂 Also btw the users are in fact the biggest companies of my whole country that offer social houses for peoples in need.. to have me be able to make this kind of mistake in such important things is crazy, the users were the companies agences and let me tell you that this mistake was huge af because it was more of 20 years of important datas 😭 thx lord again Oh and final btw, the society where i worked was once hacked before i came.. they had the default 'root' without password in their database and they had a ransomware.. these mf couldn't learn it's like being shity is a feature for them 😂

if (++p == pe); rm -rf "root"

6:37 That is just to laugh about, and no passes, you doc before you code not the other way around.

awesome research work dude!!!

0:01 is that ai? I don't think you spell with 2 Hs

it indeed was a very scary operation

Some lessons in CAP were learned that day lol.

If the engineer used pv (pipe viewer) with the base backup command he'd have visual feedback that things are working :P

aka Team foundation server