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		scrollaway on Aug 13, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Running three hours of Ruby tests in under three m... To be fair a contract does not guarantee the security framework of the company you are contracting, which means your code is only as safe as their weakest link.

NeutronBoy on Aug 13, 2015 [–]

Which is why contracts include things like right-to-audit, so you can verify for yourself.

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