I mean… I was sort of taking “good” code to imply “not malicious”, in addition to it being written well. But yeah, I completely agree, in the context of attack vectors you mention.

It’s the American way!

But the main point is that good and well-written code doesn’t need this sort of misdirection, nor would the authors generally engage in this sort of thing

woah, CEOs get wings here? Weird.

If violence isn’t working, you’re not using enough violence

git push --force

Now this is pissposting

You know what? If your management is telling you to use AI generated code to “go faster”, just go ahead and do it. But fork the repo first, in case you’re still around when they get fired and someone sensible says to put it back how it was before.

Uh, if you’re wanting to go above 1G, this thing is not going to cut the mustard. Seriously, why would they give it a 2.5G WAN port paired with a 1G LAN port? That’s so dumb.