It is possible. If you select consulting that you know nothing about, and they know nothing about programming and vibe coded it for you... and maybe you dont even have a contract to held them responsible and maybe they dont really have a company either... Then I can imagine something like this.

The LaLiga post seem to accuse Cloudflare of unlawful activity directly by protecting criminals, not just the illegal streamers. At least my reading (of Google translation) is that they target Cloudflare here and it works "as expected" since Cloudflare is the bad guys.

For Slack at least you have the option to change that back to use Enter for new line (which is what I do), but other software is not that generous. I think Grafana introduced yet another way, Shift-Enter to submit, that I alway mix up.

Hot take — Shift enter to submit should be illegal everywhere. If there's any key chord to submit, it should be Ctrl Enter.

I think I'd be OK with some inconsistency in how Enter works as long as the key chords are consistent!

haha, you are not wrong, just when a dev gets a tool to automate the _boring_ parts usually tests get the first hit

It works until you migrate to a new system. In 5 years we are on our 3rd. I saw that at FAANG and startup alike. Then someone might dump the contents in JSON or just PDF for archival but much easier to have the commit msg have the relevant info - only relevant, losts of small details can be still on the issue and if someone really needs them can search those archives.

> The focus of the CTO is on the big picture stuff. Like staying on top of technical debt and correcting people when they keep on adding more of it. And making sure people learn from their mistakes, focus on the important things first, etc.

sound like something maybe good commit messages could help with

Yes, we are on our third ticketing system on our team with dead refs to old issues. PR without a commit documenting why you need a change does not normally get approved and helps a lot also at present and future review time. Lots of value for new devs to see how thinking went and why something exist and not something else etc.

Documenting it also forces people to think why they are adding a change in the first place. Code added without purpose becomes dead weight and tech debt.

"only-EU.EU" indicates me their definition of Europe is EU, which is how is used sometimes casually, it's not about political or geographical correctness, just like America First does not mean Mexico First when it comes from the mouth of current POTUS.