Most unrealistic deadline I ever had was of my own failure to recoginze that api I would be integrating with makes me want to scream. Anyhow, that seemed like simple feature we often think of "less than a day job". I set the deadline 2 weeks ahead as I planned to be bussy. That was 9 days ago.

Got me to point where Im tired enough to see
`ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near 'git pull' at line 1`

Unrecognized symbol "hey" at line 1: "hey babe just letting you know I severely miscalculated the level of bullshit that this thing at work would be, and I need to finish it today or else my boss will crawl up my ass and tear me a new one from the inside-out. Love u". Maybe you meant to type that Into iMessage?

Yeah that service is broken and bleeding info at least to vulnerable to SQL injection...

This is outside of your control and not something I would consider a bad judgement call of you. If a manager would have set the deadline it would not be the managers fault either. Picking the service this API belongs to though, now that requires some further questioning.

Edit: misread that. Stuff still stands except for the security issue

@hjk101

Simply tired enough that alt tabbed to wrong terminal (to pull on remote machine I test on) and not noticing and getting confused why it errored out and it looks sus for a bash err... oh... right...

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