It's a hard life as microserf.
Of course moving locations/departments would mean getting a new login which is all sorts of problematic.
No reason, but it just signifies that the mail server is hosted on my pi4 at my home, while I host navan.dev on a VPS
I would like to believe that I have put the correct measures to prevent a DDOS attack, and it’ll be fun to combat a real time attack honestly
When you have a workforce the size of IBM it makes sense.
At my last company, with about 300 workers, we had three people with the same first name and last name. Two had the same middle initials.
At my current company, pre-pandemic, even though my department was only 50 people, we still had two with the same first, middle, and last names. They ended up being "1" and "2" in their e-mail addresses.
If your company has a large number of first, second, or third-generation immigrants from Central or South America in it, you run into name collisions all the time.
Just assign everyone a salted sha1 hash of their name and employee number as user name and email address
<<evil laugh>>
I bounced around divisions, so I kept getting new logins. The old emails would forward to the new ones, but the logins would be sunsetted out as I no longer needed access to old projects. I actually don't know how the backend works, other than every time I need some permissions or something fixed, invariable the IT people get very confused by the mess, whatever it is.