>If you had hired competent people to begin with, the configs would have been backed up
What happy-go-lucky universe do you hail from? You could hire the most competent people in the world and you'll still end up with a horribly complex shitshow with lost programs, untested backups, missing docs, implicit information out the ass, and so on. Software development has never had the discipline to claim compotent employees produce competent results -- they're just less likely to be shitty results.
And we spend 90÷ of our time dealing with every layer of incompetence our competent, and incompetent, friends have provided us
What happy-go-lucky universe do you hail from? You could hire the most competent people in the world and you'll still end up with a horribly complex shitshow with lost programs, untested backups, missing docs, implicit information out the ass, and so on. Software development has never had the discipline to claim compotent employees produce competent results -- they're just less likely to be shitty results.
And we spend 90÷ of our time dealing with every layer of incompetence our competent, and incompetent, friends have provided us