Who, me? Aaah… Monday! That wonderful opening day of the week that brings with it so many possibilities. Including, as Register readers know all too well, the chance to make a mistake that must then be discreetly buried—the subject of our Who, Me?, our weekly reader contribution story about career-threatening bullets you've managed to dodge.
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This week, we meet a reader we'll regomize as "Niall," who recounted his time as an intern at "a well-known massive semiconductor company."
Niall's team developed firmware and software; a role that saw it equipped with what he described as "a couple of *nix servers used for general development / testing / continuous integration tasks."
Everyone on the team, even low-key Niall, had a superuser account on these boxes.