Post #37675 by Umm on the US Policy board

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"I read the same thing HCR did, that they have access to code, while other sources are claiming read only"

"Sigh. Tell me you don’t work anywhere near tech without telling me you don’t work anywhere near tech.

One can have…wait for it…read only access to code bases." - Dope

Sigh. More reading comprehension and projection problems for Dope. Yes, what you describe is read only access. Everyone knows that. Congrats on stating the obvious while ignoring the part that should be problematic to anyone who works in tech. What was described was access at the highest levels. Access that would allow them to change things. It also said that they had access to the actual servers. What they described was more than just read access to code bases. If you actually knew anything about tech, you would know why server access is problematic. Did you not comprehend that part or are you just ignoring it?

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