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Previously on "Contract programmer faces 10 years for inserting 'logic bomb' to keep getting rehired"
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Nice article linked in that one. Programmer automates his job - Business Insider How to automate your job.
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I'm sure SJD had a logic bomb in my spreadsheet. I'd do my years accounting and next morning when I opened it there was nothing but a jumble of meaningless numbers that made no sense to me.Last edited by northernladuk; 24 July 2019, 21:01.
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nah, secondary password, which runs a script to remove the code when used.Originally posted by FIERCE TANK BATTLE View PostThis gives me some ideas to get through the weak market
Contract programmer faces jail after planting 'logic bomb' - Business Insider
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Any self respecting contractor would have billed them for a first class flight home to fix it + emergency call out fee
then he wouldn't have had his collar felt.
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Contract programmer faces 10 years for inserting 'logic bomb' to keep getting rehired
This gives me some ideas to get through the weak market
Contract programmer faces jail after planting 'logic bomb' - Business Insider
In this case, the logic bombs were timed to go off every few years, the government alleged, causing the spreadsheet to experience glitches like error messages and size changes to on-screen buttons, according to a report from Law360.
When the program glitched, the company would bring Tinley back in to fix it. He fixed the system by pushing back the date the spreadsheets would stop working again, the government said.NCOTBACHe was busted in 2016 when he was away on vacation and Siemens had to put an urgent order through the system, which had begun glitching, according to the Law360 report. The circumstance reportedly forced Tinley to share with employees his passwords that protected the system's code — revealing the logic bomb.
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