Tells you and prompts you to make a rule when an application makes an outbound connection
Feyd
joined 2 years ago
For the future, it's a pain in the ass but I think opensnitch is well worth the peace of mind
Then you're just wrong. Clean Code directly tells you to make the mistakes the author of the article points out. The absurdity of the examples in the book should be evident enough.
The problem is that people recommend clean code to junior developers all the time. Clean Code is full of terrible advice and heuristics over critical thinking throughout, and is usually foisted on burgeoning juniors when they don't know any better.
In other words, you're correct that adherents of clean code are thinking like junior developers, because that's what clean code tells you to do.
It seems that way, but they smell awful to me and at best taste neutral
Just like changing "personnel" to "human resources" was benign, amirite
Oh snap
Sir this is a Wendy's/it is a screensaver from 1995
It definitely seems different than the rest of their "unappealing" list.
Rules can be more specific than just "allowed to access any address"