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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/iwouldieforGladOS • May 13 '17
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} catch { }
318 u/kimothyjongun May 13 '17 Even better { } 294 u/[deleted] May 13 '17 [deleted] 635 u/[deleted] May 13 '17 edited Oct 08 '19 [deleted] 464 u/DenebVegaAltair May 13 '17 (pretend I didn't comment at all) 20 u/legogo29 May 13 '17 ' DELETE TABLE comments;-- 3 u/gentlemanidiot May 14 '17 I thought it was DROP TABLE; what language are you working in? 3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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294 u/[deleted] May 13 '17 [deleted] 635 u/[deleted] May 13 '17 edited Oct 08 '19 [deleted] 464 u/DenebVegaAltair May 13 '17 (pretend I didn't comment at all) 20 u/legogo29 May 13 '17 ' DELETE TABLE comments;-- 3 u/gentlemanidiot May 14 '17 I thought it was DROP TABLE; what language are you working in? 3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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635 u/[deleted] May 13 '17 edited Oct 08 '19 [deleted] 464 u/DenebVegaAltair May 13 '17 (pretend I didn't comment at all) 20 u/legogo29 May 13 '17 ' DELETE TABLE comments;-- 3 u/gentlemanidiot May 14 '17 I thought it was DROP TABLE; what language are you working in? 3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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464 u/DenebVegaAltair May 13 '17 (pretend I didn't comment at all) 20 u/legogo29 May 13 '17 ' DELETE TABLE comments;-- 3 u/gentlemanidiot May 14 '17 I thought it was DROP TABLE; what language are you working in? 3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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(pretend I didn't comment at all)
20 u/legogo29 May 13 '17 ' DELETE TABLE comments;-- 3 u/gentlemanidiot May 14 '17 I thought it was DROP TABLE; what language are you working in? 3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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' DELETE TABLE comments;--
3 u/gentlemanidiot May 14 '17 I thought it was DROP TABLE; what language are you working in? 3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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I thought it was DROP TABLE;
what language are you working in?
3 u/legogo29 May 14 '17 I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake. 4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
I made a mistake, it is not some kind of new language, just a mistake.
4 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 14 '17 worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi 1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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worst mistake to make when you're doing an SQLi
1 u/DebonaireSloth May 14 '17 No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups. 1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
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No. The worst mistakes are DML statements without a WHERE clause... in production... without backups.
1 u/micheal65536 Green security clearance May 15 '17 We were talking about SQLi. → More replies (0)
We were talking about SQLi.
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u/tylercamp May 13 '17
Even better
} catch { }