Whaaaat? I thought so many lives were improved by making devteams replace all usages of "black/whitelist" with "block/allowlist".
</sarcasm>
Well, except for the lives of the users, on-call engineers, 1st and 2nd level tech support, the product owners, and everyone else who had to deal with sudden, unexpected, hard to track bugs resulting from such BS changes.
<sarcasm>
Oh, ofc I apologise for my use of the word "list", which may be historically charged, and also non-inclusive to people who prefer unordered data.
Whaaaat? I thought so many lives were improved by making devteams replace all usages of "black/whitelist" with "block/allowlist".
</sarcasm>
Well, except for the lives of the users, on-call engineers, 1st and 2nd level tech support, the product owners, and everyone else who had to deal with sudden, unexpected, hard to track bugs resulting from such BS changes.
<sarcasm>
Oh, ofc I apologise for my use of the word "list", which may be historically charged, and also non-inclusive to people who prefer unordered data.
</sarcasm>