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Comment #21545165
very good point.
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Comment #20645107
Some personal questions that just popped in my mind. What is the root cause of my emotions and what can I do about it? What is it that I desire? What is it that I'm grateful for? H…
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Comment #20523778
Exactly! It doesn't necessarily mean that you shouldn't be good friends with people, only because you wouldn't apply their life advices. There are many other qualities in people th…
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Comment #20523762
Glad we're on the same page with this.
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Comment #20477317
life, existence, other people are endlessly complicated. Spending too much time observing and figuring them out, prevents you from living and enjoying it. Something like Heisenberg…
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Comment #17973019
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I will take notes from it and reconsider my design issues.
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Comment #14512609
stand up for yourself. From what you've just said it looks like you've been treated unfairly at least. It's not worth to beat yourself up over it. What do you have to loose? There'…
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Comment #14201046
response to the blog: https://blog.sugarcrm.com/2017/04/24/important-security-upda...
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Comment #14184478
it mitigates quite some SQL injection possibilities, but yes, string concat while building queries still remains an issue.
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Comment #14184047
Great stuff again Matthew :), your blogs are always easy to read and helpful! Personally I think that string concatenation in query building throughout the Sugar code base (campaig…
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Comment #14183848
The good thing is that Sugar is slowly but steadily replacing the old codebase but they should be more transparent on addressing these serious issues.
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Comment #12750639
brilliant
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Comment #12725841
Sounds like that can easily turn into a never-ending business developing and/or business intelligence project for the client you've mentioned. I assume this is not what you want to…