Cdespinosa, 18 days ago — “Our junior programmers don’t know how to escape and normalize metacharacters in database queries of our GIS” — “I’ve got it: why don’t we just change all the street signs?” https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-68942321
— “Our junior programmers don’t know how to escape and normalize metacharacters in database queries of our GIS” — “I’ve got it: why don’t we just change all the street signs?”
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-68942321
SteveBellovin, 16 days ago @Cdespinosa @acookiecrumbles I think that Little Bobby Tables’ mom lives on that street.
@Cdespinosa @acookiecrumbles I think that Little Bobby Tables’ mom lives on that street.
matadan, 16 days ago @Cdespinosa Also the standard they refer to explicitly says that apostrophes in street names are expected and allowed.
@Cdespinosa Also the standard they refer to explicitly says that apostrophes in street names are expected and allowed.
acdha, 17 days ago @Cdespinosa I just can’t help but imagine this inspired some ransomeware gangs to take a closer look at their sites
@Cdespinosa I just can’t help but imagine this inspired some ransomeware gangs to take a closer look at their sites
Luke, 18 days ago @Cdespinosa I bet this is a common strategy in Canada with two standard languages and one being French.
@Cdespinosa I bet this is a common strategy in Canada with two standard languages and one being French.
shayman, 17 days ago @Luke @Cdespinosa Canadian road signs have plenty of punctuation.
@Luke @Cdespinosa Canadian road signs have plenty of punctuation.
recursive, 18 days ago @Cdespinosa this is really sad, considering this is something we've been able to deal with correctly for 40-50 years
@Cdespinosa this is really sad, considering this is something we've been able to deal with correctly for 40-50 years
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