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stratosgear | 4 years ago
I left the article questioning myself the validity of their previous claims, knowing that all along I was reading a self promotion piece. Left a sour taste in my mouth. A disclaimer at the top would have been the proper thing to do...
[edit]: horrible phone autocorrections
D13Fd|4 years ago
I actually agree that .env files are very bad, if only for the simple reason that it’s always bad to have secret information sitting unencrypted on a disk. But I was expecting a suggestion to fix this, not an ad (with next to no description of what their product does, even)