The video looks all cgi. Headline bait.

This is kind of hilarious and depressing but I live in a high enough cost of living city in the states and I order mcd’s rarely enough that I cannot tell contextually whether your statement indicates this is overpriced or underpriced.

> 6. Change "We do not store your credentials. Tasks are done in your browser" to "No data is saved. View source on GitHub."

Assuming that OP has made it clearer that this website is a CLI command builder and not a dumping tool, I’d find “No data is saved” potentially confusing. To me, it would be unclear whether “data” refers to the credentials or to the underlying database data. It might also raise the concern why a command builder utility would entertain the idea of storing anything in the first place.

Maybe “Your credentials won’t leave your computer” or so?

Does it inevitably come down to that for someone? I mean even if its a detail that a procedure couldn’t have caught, someone is responsible for forming good procedures. I suppose there could be several factors. But it seems like ultimately someone is going to be pretty directly responsible.

Just interesting to think about in the context of software engineering and kinda even society at large where an individual’s mistakes tend to get attributed to the group.