Is this a GDPR thing?

But if your code ever integrates with javascript you still need any everywhere so it’s pretty pointless

Don’t tell me about time and date, I am still recovering from some moron that used datetime.now() for some unit test data setup and sometimes two records (which needed to have the same time) had very slightly varying time which caused all sorts of intermittent test failures that were very tricky to nail down. Database triggers were failing causing failures in all sorts of tests in a random fashion

You should have a unit test you can run until failure

Don’t tell me you’d try to continue using the compromised systems if you somehow aborted the drive encryption process

Who cares if it’s ransomware, just restore your backups

Based

My life in a nutshell

I think the images are inverted

asks for password hashing

gets code that looks like password hashing, named like password hashing, but, without any of the hashing