Shanmugha

Well, that is bad all over. And also can be seen as an evidence towards "if someone requires access that does not look suspicious, give it to them": he wasn't given access, so he went another way and fucked up spectacularly. On the other hand, though:

• if it is a company machine, then not having admin access can be expected
• I would expect that "do not ever use personal accounts for work and vice versa" does not need reminding, but here we are
• yeah, the rules should account for malicious behaviour, intended and not

Reading your comment at night does feel like a horror story

*and all those environments come with admin teams (devops, sysops, call them whatever) actually good at what they do. Because I have a long list of things to vent about exactly because:

• you're a dev, so fight us for access and permissions (edit: that I already have ssh access to prod servers and thus could wreak havok any moment if I wished to is completely ignored)
• here's a botched something you asked. It is not configured/improperly configured - well, who da fuq cares. Let's have another kanban card for fixing this

Oh yeah, I did miss some crazy stuff in my windows days

As far as I remember, not quite. But it definitely is not solid like metal, yeah

I was :) But then decided it wasn't that serious

Hasn’t yet. Ubuntu, on the other hand, managed to piss me off completely

Hasn't yet. Ubuntu, on the other hand, managed to piss me off completely

Edit: sorry, wrong thread

Lol. Care to explain how your analogy stands?

Arch explicitly says "never do this"

This is a memes community, so it's okay. But if it were appropriate to talk seriously about it, there is volumes and layers of crap in many heads that produces only misery

That same autopilot that is advertised as 1000% safer than any human driver? Guess who should be charged