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lxmcf
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Built a software portal that tied in with our schools user management systems (fuck that shit btw, was written in Java that tied back to a JS backend) and I couldnt get password verification working probably so put a test in that just let you put the username in and whatever password and as long as the user wasn't currently in use you login correctly (only used it to track download limits and display the student's name)

Planned on fixing it the following week when my contract was supposed to renew, but they never renewed it and every time they have had me come back I haven't had the chance to fix it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    Also if anyone is curious this is the fix...

    function isPasswordValjd(pass) {
    return true;
    }

    I shit ye not :-3
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    "was written in Java that tied back to a JS backend"

    but why
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    @nathan815 I didn't write it haha, the front end we actually interacted with was Java 5 I think and it would link to a Node.JS server...
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    @lxmcf Haha nice. How was the front end Java?

    And how did the Java communicate with NodeJS/vice versa? http calls?

    My work has a PHP/Java backend that communicates over a SOAP API, which is fairly ... interesting. The Java codebase is older but contains a lot of code of course.
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    @nathan815 I would love to tell you lol, it was proprietary software so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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