Our last day in the madhouse

I made this little video at work yesterday to celebrate my final day there.

Please enjoy it.

This.  Forever yes.   

Comments in the code: Make them Chuckle

I wanting to show you guys a little bit of code I inserted into an online job application I filled out this morning:

<style="font-size:0px"  Hey, if you see this text, you should 
 know that I'm a pretty special candidate. Can you make sure 
 you let the hiring manager know? Anyway, shoot me an email if
 you see this, ok?>

I was surprised that I could edit the source code of the system's paste-in resume block-- but when I reloaded the page, the text was still in there. I'm hopeful that someone will at least see it and get a good chuckle.

Or, and more importantly, I also hope it will make the site's administrator aware of the potential security concern this creates. A few choice SQL commands dropped into this form would really mess up his day. And probably a lot of other people's. I did't do that because I'm not a jerk. But trust me, there are a lot of jerks out there.

I'll let update this post if I get an email from anyone about this. But I know I won't. Trust me, I've been on corporate teams that built this kind of garbage, and even if (and that's usually a pretty big if) someone on the team was well aware of the potential security risk, the rest of the team either downplayed it, didn't believe it, or blew it off.