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yusijs
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Building a page for a company on the side, they said payment after page is delivered. I said they'd get a finished build, they were okay with it. I also added a couple random errors that will break the site after a month... Am I a terrible person? :3
I will remove the errors after I get paid, of course. :p

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  • 13
    Probably should have billed some upfront. But no, you are not a terrible person for building in a safe-guard. Just remember to remove it when you are paid.
  • 0
    Is this a webpage only? Wondering how you are able to make it crash if it's just html/ccs/js
  • 0
    @antons minified, uglified and base64 decoded the text. they can work around it if it happens, but assume they will pay before so shouldnt be an issue.
  • 0
    @yusijs lol you encode your js code? can JS decode it after and still interpret it? sick
  • 1
    @antons not the code, the date and string, so client can't search for e.g the error string etc. And since everything is bundled and uglified, it's v unreadable.
  • 0
    @yusijs cool, not completely ethic, but very just. Nice job
  • 0
    @antons yeah, I know. Never done something similar before, but the company I'm doing the gig for is from overseas, which is why I wanted to take extra precautions.
  • 0
    Sod that put a whole back door in, if they don't pay you take it down along with other infrastructure they may have.
  • 0
    They ended up paying me half prior to delivery, so removed the backdoor eventually ^^
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