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This specialization of software engineers should not be surprising, given the growing complexity and scope of the problems we solve. They are not wrong, but I believe we have to meet in the middle. Other engineers retort that it is the responsibility of security engineers to package up our best practices into tools and libraries that prevent bad behavior or catch mistakes, while providing actionable output that explains the issue and resolution.
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Security engineers often lament the inability to get their fellow software engineers to take security matters in their code seriously, or even show any interest in learning about the most common mistakes and how to avoid them. Here, I will argue that the same transition is coming for security matters, and that this is a good thing for your code and your career. This was not always the case, but the industry shifted in the 2000s to expect this core competency. Security engineers are similarly inclined, though they may focus on more specific angles of attack.Īs a software engineer, knowing how to test the code you maintain is now a standard and expected part of your job - many companies even rigorously test this skill during their technical interview process.
They find edge cases, unexpected interactions between components, and search for undefined or underspecified behavior in systems. QA engineers are adept at identifying and testing assumptions in software. Security engineers might do similarly absurd things: shout orders through a megaphone so no other orders can be heard, try to convince the bar staff that they own the bar and therefore don’t need to pay for drinks, or impersonate other patrons to place orders on their tabs. I hope they start off doing more-or-less accessible punk songs and then devolve into some spectacular grind thing.There is an old joke: A QA engineer walks into a bar. And of Boss will be providing vocals as only a person who sounds like a chain-smoking trucker but hasn’t ever actually been a chain-smoking trucker can do. Like, a fighting tiny nigh-hairless dog that fits in a purse? Sounds about right. Knuckle Chihuahua! Or “Chiwawa” as they apparently would like for it to be spelled.* I don’t know what that is. I thought, this is a Weekender item and didn’t want to take it too seriously, but then I remembered how I’d have felt about this a couple of years ago and realized that, heck, this is the kind of thing that I’d have had kittens over not all that long ago, so let’s make a big-ass deal out of it! You may have seen, friends, that longstanding idol of terror Rei, aka BOSS, formerly of Guso Drop and now running BURST GIRL through her iron will, has a new project of the likes that really only she would have. And Saturday morning has us all seeing this for the first time: HOWEVER, whether it’s because BOSS idol-retired or because Waka’s back and has clothing to sell or even just because it’s 2020, the punk rockin’est of all punk rockin’ idol units has taken on a different character for this release. I’m not sure of the chronology because at least some of it pre-dates my de-cocooning myself, but if I were only to have heard the “Against the drain” track, I’d be like, oh how neat and cool that BURST GIRL has graduated to melodic easycore or, I dare say, lifting verse material straight from NOFX. With which I now segue to this weekend’s entry from BURST GIRL from their “story” record, which is … look, I took a few months off, came back, and nothing made sense anymore. ANYWAY, the point is, title only, not actual thing.
The real bloodbath of graduations was last year, of course, though we’ve had our share. The year that is 2020 is a lot of things, and one of them definitely is a month-to-month competition to see how much worse the world can get (current trend: holding!), but what I refer to here is simply a narrative device, not an actual contest, unless your take on idol this year as well can be viewed through the same kind of lens.
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