>>27875Our legacy product is asp.net (on some 10 year old dotnet framework) and it’s all pajeets. Somehow making it worse geg. Whenever they speak it’s super clear they have no interest or knowledge of computing in general. Basic shit you would pick up through osmosis when trying to solve basic problems. They don’t know how to generate ssh keys and link all these completely void LinkedIn articles about ML (basically advertisements) in our Slack and comment “wow, it’s incredible how far the AI have come in such a short time! Maybe we can use this..?” And all the other jeets give it a skin-tone-1 thumbs up (they’re dark brown albeit) along with a “joke” about terminator which just released in their home town last year. It’s like a guy claiming to be a car guy and looking at a Corolla and saying “wow, nice car. How fast do the wheels spin on this thing?” In person all they do is shit talk anything American and claim the Indian one is far superior. It begs the question, but all you can do is smile and say “wow, how cool”. They send me slack DMs like this:
>server encryption for DB by user, can you do that<Can you elaborate? Are you trying to authenticate to the DB using a key pair>more for compliance, but yes the login<okay, well you can’t use a key pair for auth. What control is this regarding?>best practice. Not a pair<what are we trying to achieve?>*no reply for 3 hours*>full level encryption for DB>what is my username<For what server? Encryption at rest is already implemented>no, active<what?>web server<which web server?>what is the ip for the databaseThat guy is a product owner with a masters degree from a near Ivy League school.
It’s fucking insanity. Mind you, im not even the DBA. I’m just a cloud engineer who has worked with SQL DBs in my spare time and has a bare minimum understanding of the software. That puts me in the 5th percentile there.