#1 +47- Added on: Mar-03-2012 Added by: Tobias

A few years ago I was building an e-commerce website for a London-based company. The schedule was pretty hectic, but we pulled some all-nighters and got the shipment out in time for initial review.

After the review, the client CEO sends emails to me, my line manager and our CEO stating that we have hacked his website and intentionally added profanity and filth to the system. I was hauled down to explain our actions.

After calming the guys down to a conversational level, he showed me the "evidence" where, when the CEO enters information in the product search text box, it comes up with suggestions such as "inter-racial gang bang" when looking for "inter...". I calmly explained that the search box was named the same as that of Google's and that his search history was showing in the results.

The complaint was dropped without apologies or explanations.


Jeff - 08:13:43 May-11-2012

Eww

Ryan - 02:19:50 May-17-2012

What a dipshit.

 

 

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